Geolocation Spoofing - Mock GPS

Spoof browser location for privacy and testing. Pick cities or coordinates, save presets, replay GPX routes, and set per-site rules.

Browser location simulation and location spoofing tool, helping you quickly switch browser geolocation in web testing, privacy protection, map applications and other location-related scenarios. Mock GPS allows you to select major cities worldwide, input custom latitude and longitude, paste decimal coordinates or DMS coordinates, and pick locations by clicking on the map. After setup, websites will receive your specified coordinates via the browser geolocation API. Main Features: • Simulate browser GPS and web geolocation • Support global cities and custom latitude/longitude • Work with Baidu Maps, Google Maps, Amap and other map services • Pick points on the map and display latitude, longitude and current location • Save favorite locations for quick switching between presets • Import GPX routes and replay location along the track • Separate geolocation rules for individual websites • Options for location accuracy, random jitter, denying location requests • Advanced spoofing: time zone, language, altitude, heading and speed • Offline maps and local city data by default to reduce network requests • Online tile maps available on demand Use Cases: • Geolocation feature testing for websites and web apps • Map application development and debugging • Geo games and AR application testing • Privacy protection and browser geolocation verification • GPX route playback and location simulation Instructions: Open Mock GPS, select a city or enter target coordinates. Enable location simulation. Click "Test Now" to verify current coordinates. Go back to your target webpage; some sites require a page refresh to load the new location. Notice: This browser extension cannot alter the device’s physical GPS, VPN egress IP, or real location inferred by websites through other methods. Some websites may use IP, Wi-Fi, WebRTC or proprietary location services for cross-checking, so the final displayed location may differ from the spoofed browser coordinates.