Fake Your GPS Location to an
Exact Spot on the Map

How do you fake your GPS location on iPhone?

To fake your GPS location on an iPhone, install Fake GPS Location from the App Store, open the map, and place a pin on the exact spot you want to appear. Zoom in until you can see individual streets, then tap to drop the pin on a precise address, building, or intersection — or paste a latitude and longitude directly if you already have the coordinates. Tap to apply and your iPhone immediately reports that exact GPS position instead of where you physically stand. The location holds the precise coordinates you set until you move the pin, and you can save it to return to the identical spot later. It works on any iPhone with iOS 16 or later, with no jailbreak, no computer, and nothing to configure.

The difference is precision. A lot of tools only get you to the right city — they drop you somewhere near the center and call it close enough. Fake GPS Location is built for the opposite: you decide the exact coordinates. Pinch the map until a single block fills the screen, line the pin up on the doorway or street corner you have in mind, and that is the position your iPhone reports.

That street-level control matters when the spot itself matters — a specific venue, a particular address, a precise point you need to match. Instead of fighting with a rough approximation, you place the pin once and your location is dialed in. And because you can paste raw latitude and longitude, you can recreate any coordinate you already have without scrolling the map at all.

It's a native iPhone app, so it feels instant and looks like part of iOS. No account, no ads, no tracking — you drop a pin on the exact spot and you're there.