Find My Says No Location Found: What to Check First
See whether the message concerns your device or a shared person, then use the Find My settings and actions that match that screen.
Location tools that respect your privacy
Measure a distance, share a live location or check what a photo gives away. Browser-based tools that ask for your location only when you tap.
- No account
- Location only on request
- Free to use
- Distance
- 2 mi
- Area
- 12.6 mi²
- Centre
- 41.8826 N
87.6226 W
Useful tools for everyday location tasks
Pick the task you have. Map tools work with points you choose, and each privacy tool explains on its page how your files are handled.
Maps and coordinates
Radius mapDraw a distance around a place and share the map. 
My coordinatesRead your current latitude and longitude. 
Distance between pinsMeasure the straight-line distance between two points. 
Coordinates parserConvert coordinate formats into a usable map location. 
Plus code converterConvert a Plus Code to coordinates and back. 
Midpoint finderFind a fair meeting point between places. Photo and route privacy
A clear answer for the moment you're in
Written from primary sources and checked step by step. Start with the question, then open a tool when it helps.
Do My Photos Contain Location Data? How to Check Before Sharing
Learn how to check photos for location data on iPhone, Android, Windows, and Mac, plus a free batch audit that never uploads your images.
What a GPX File Reveals Before You Share It
A GPX track stores your route, timestamps, speed, and home location in plain text. Learn what each field exposes and how to strip it before sharing.
Start with the task in front of you
Choose a tool or read a guide. Each page explains what happens to your data along the way.