Location QR — Input checklist
Location QR — Input checklist: Enter decimal latitude first, then longitude, with a dot as separator; the tool writes geo:lat,lon and rejects values…
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Enter a valid latitude and longitude.
Worked example
Enter decimal latitude first, then longitude, with a dot as separator; the tool writes geo:lat,lon and rejects values beyond 90 or 180.
Picture a festival team marking a volunteer meeting point behind a gate. Open the map, long-press the exact spot, and copy the decimal pair shown, then paste each half into its own field. Latitude must sit between -90 and 90 and longitude between -180 and 180, otherwise the form shows "Enter a valid latitude and longitude" and blocks export.
South and west are negative. A meeting point in Buenos Aires needs -34.6037 and -58.3816; forgetting both minus signs lands the pin on another continent, and the form cannot warn you because the numbers are still in range. The decimal point must be a dot, so a Spanish-style 37,5665 is rejected, and degrees-minutes-seconds such as 37°33'59"N are not accepted either.
Mind the precision. Four decimals pin a spot to about 11 m, five to about 1 m. Enough for a car park, but for a specific door use five or six decimals. Whatever you type is copied verbatim, so a trailing zero in 126.9780 stays in the payload.
Concrete check: use copy content and read the result. It should be geo: followed by latitude, a comma and longitude with no space. Paste that pair into a map search box and confirm the pin falls on the intended entrance before you export.
Input
37.5665, 126.9780
Output
geo:37.5665,126.9780
The code carries only a point; it has no place name, no zoom level and no live position.
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How to use Location QR — Input checklist
- Choose the content for Location QR — Input checklist.
- Set the relevant options and review the preview or calculated output.
- Copy, save, or download the finished result.
Quick answers
What does Location QR — Input checklist do?
Location QR — Input checklist: Enter decimal latitude first, then longitude, with a dot as separator; the tool writes geo:lat,lon and rejects values…
How do I use Location QR — Input checklist?
Choose the content for Location QR — Input checklist. Set the relevant options and review the preview or calculated output. Copy, save, or download the finished result.
What can I do with the Location QR — Input checklist result?
The finished result remains visible in the workspace so you can review it before copying or downloading.
How do I check a code before printing or sharing it?
Scan the exported file at its final display or print size, including after adding a logo or changing colors. Check the decoded content, not just whether a scanner detects a code. Test the destination link and keep clear space around the code. Decorative illustrations on this site are not usable QR codes or barcode samples.