Convert geographic coordinates between decimal degrees, degrees/minutes/seconds, degrees/decimal minutes and UTM (WGS84).
Geographic coordinates can be written in several ways. Decimal degrees (DD), such as -23.5505, -46.6333, are practical for calculations. Degrees, minutes and seconds (DMS), such as 23°33'02.4"S 46°37'59.9"W, are common on maps. Degrees with decimal minutes (DM) are an intermediate format. The UTM system divides the Earth into zones and expresses positions in metres (easting, northing) with a zone and a band. Enter the coordinate in the source field in the expected format: DD as "lat, lng"; DMS or DM with the °, ' and " symbols; UTM as "zone band easting northing" (e.g. 23K 333000 7383000) or "zone easting northing hemisphere". Conversions use the WGS84 datum. Limitations: UTM does not cover the polar regions (above 84°N or below 80°S) and the special zone adjustments for Norway and Svalbard are not applied.