Extract latitude and longitude from online maps
Pastylink retrieves the coordinates of points of interest from a shared online map and shows them as CSV text and JSON, ready to copy into a spreadsheet, a maps app or a script. Just paste the map link. The feature is currently available only for Google Maps.
How to
- Open the online map and copy its link from the browser address bar (or the share button).
- Paste the link in the box at the top of this page: the analysis starts automatically.
- Copy the result: one row for each point, with latitude and longitude, as CSV text (tab-separated columns) and as JSON.
What you get
- For a shared map, one row for each point of each layer, with title and layer name.
- For a place short link, its position.
- The same content in JSON, useful for scripts and applications.
Limits
- For now only Google My Maps shared maps and Google Maps place short links are supported. A link is required: a manually typed address or place name is not enough.
- In shared maps only points are read: drawn lines and areas are not included.
- A map that is not shared publicly cannot be read.
FAQ
Which links work?
Google My Maps shared maps (google.com/maps/d/...) and Google Maps place short links (maps.app.goo.gl/...).Can I use the coordinates in a spreadsheet or another maps app?
Yes. Latitude and longitude are in decimal degrees, the format accepted by most maps apps, and the CSV text pastes directly into Excel or Google Sheets.Do I need an account or a browser extension?
No. Just paste the map link, no registration and no installation needed.
Example
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