Geo-Grid Coordinate Generator

The geo grid generator builds a clean grid of latitude and longitude points around any business location, exactly the way local rank trackers sample Google Maps results across a service area. Enter your center coordinates, pick a grid size such as 5x5 or 7x7, set the spacing in miles or kilometers, and the tool computes every offset point using the same earth-distance math used by Map rank tracking. You get a sortable table, a static plot preview, and one-click CSV export.

This geo grid generator runs entirely in your browser, so your coordinates never leave your machine and there is no map API key to manage. Each grid point is offset from the center by converting your spacing distance into degrees of latitude and longitude, with a cosine correction so the columns stay evenly spaced even at higher latitudes. That makes it a quick, accurate way to plan coverage, test rank-tracking density, or feed coordinates into your own scripts.

To use it, paste your store latitude and longitude, choose how many points wide the grid should be, and enter the gap between points. Click Generate to see the full coordinate list plus a preview where the red dot marks your business center. Copy the CSV or download it for spreadsheets and rank-tracking workflows.

FAQ

What is a geo grid and why does it matter for local SEO?

A geo grid is a set of evenly spaced sample points around a business, each representing a place where a searcher might look up "near me" results. Because Google Maps rankings shift block by block, checking rank at many grid points reveals true local visibility far better than a single check from one spot.

How do I choose grid size and spacing?

Larger grids (7x7 or 9x9) with tighter spacing give detailed coverage of a small dense area, while wider spacing with a smaller grid covers a broad region with fewer points. A common starting point is a 5x5 grid at about 0.5 to 1 mile spacing, then adjust based on how far your customers travel.

Are the coordinates accurate enough for real rank tracking?

Yes. The tool converts your spacing into degrees using standard earth measurements and adjusts longitude by the cosine of your latitude, so points stay correctly spaced. For automated, scheduled Google Maps rank tracking across these grids, ProMapRanker can run the full scan for you, start free.