Fake GPS on
iOS 18

How do you fake GPS on iOS 18?

To fake GPS on iOS 18, download Fake GPS free from the App Store, open it, and you'll see a full-screen map. Search for any place in the world — a city, a street address, a landmark — or tap the map to drop a pin on exact coordinates. Then tap TELEPORT and your iPhone's GPS position moves to that spot instantly. There's no jailbreak to perform, no Mac to plug into, and no configuration profile to install. iOS 18 tightened system permissions even further, which broke many of the old desktop and jailbreak methods, but Fake GPS works as a native app and never touches any of those fragile tricks. The same build runs on iOS 16, 17, and 18, so you're covered whether you updated to the newest release or stayed on an earlier one. Search, pin, teleport — that's the whole flow on iOS 18.

Each new iOS version makes the old ways of faking location harder. Computer-tethered hacks need a fresh exploit every release, jailbreaks vanish the moment you update, and pasted-together profiles stop working overnight. iOS 18 continues that pattern. Fake GPS takes the opposite approach: it's a real App Store app, so it keeps pace with the OS instead of fighting it.

People run it on iOS 18 to rehearse trips before they pack, to test the location logic in apps they're building, to scout a neighborhood from the couch, and to stay in control of the location they hand to other apps. The interface feels at home on iOS 18 — the same crisp map, instant search, and one-tap teleport, with nothing to sign into and no data leaving your iPhone.

And because one download covers iOS 16 through iOS 18, there's nothing to re-learn when you upgrade your phone or pass an older one down. Install once, teleport anywhere, on whichever iOS your iPhone is running.