
Place points on a satellite map to measure distances along any path. Get total distance and segment breakdown in meters, feet, km, and miles. Free.
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This tool measures the straight-line (as-the-crow-flies) distance and the walking/driving path distance between two or more points on a map using GPS coordinates.
It's useful for estimating fence line lengths, trail distances, property boundary runs, or any measurement where you need an accurate distance without physically walking it.
Distance calculations use the great-circle (haversine) formula for GPS coordinates, which is accurate to within a few feet for most real-world distances.
GPS accuracy on mobile devices is typically 3-5 meters under open sky, and can be less precise near tall buildings, dense tree cover, or indoors.
Distances are calculated using precise GPS coordinate math and are typically accurate to within a few feet, limited mainly by your device's GPS accuracy (usually 3-5 meters).
Yes — add as many points as you need. The tool sums the distance between each consecutive point for a running total.
You can switch between feet, meters, yards, miles, and kilometers at any time.
It measures the distance along the path you draw, point to point — not necessarily a straight line unless you only place two points.
Use LandLens to measure field boundaries and areas with GPS precision, not just distances.
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