Random Plus Code Generator
Random Open Location Code
Generate a Plus Code — Google's open standard for encoding a latitude/longitude point as a short alphanumeric code such as 8FVC9G8F+6X. A uniformly random coordinate is picked across the globe and encoded with the Open Location Code alphabet 23456789CFGHJMPQRVWX. The coordinates shown below the value are the center of the cell the code decodes back to.
Choose any length from 10 to 12 digits — longer codes describe smaller, more precise cells. Useful as fixtures for maps, geocoding tests, address forms, seed data, and mock data.
What is a Plus Code?
A Plus Code (Open Location Code) encodes a latitude/longitude pair into a short code by recursively dividing the world into a grid. The first ten digits form the pair section — five steps of two digits, one for latitude and one for longitude — and a '+' separator is inserted after the eighth digit; any further digits refine the cell on a 4×5 grid. Plus Codes are an open standard used by Google Maps, OpenStreetMap, and postal services.
How the randomness works
A latitude in [-90, 90) and a longitude in [-180, 180) are drawn uniformly using crypto.getRandomValues, then the point is encoded by hand into the Open Location Code alphabet. Generation runs entirely in your browser and nothing is sent over the network.