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GCJ02 to WGS84

Convert GCJ02 coordinate system (Mars Coordinate System) to WGS84 coordinate system

Features

Reverse Conversion

Use precise reverse coordinate conversion algorithm

Data Security

Process locally, protect data privacy

International Standard

Output universal WGS84 coordinate results

Coordinate Conversion

Convert coordinates from GCJ02 system to WGS84 system

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About

  • GCJ02 to WGS84 is a reverse coordinate conversion process.
  • Suitable for converting domestic map coordinates back to GPS standard coordinates.
  • Converted coordinates can be used with international maps or standard GIS workflows.
  • The algorithm is optimized to balance precision and performance.

How to Use

  1. 1

    Enter GCJ02 coordinates from Amap, Tencent Maps, or other domestic sources — one point per line, single points or large batches both work.

  2. 2

    Click Convert and the tool iteratively reverses the Mars Coordinate offset to recover the original WGS84 values, keeping the residual error to about one meter.

  3. 3

    Copy the results or export them as CSV/JSON for Google Earth, QGIS, and other international tools. The conversion is free and never leaves your browser.

FAQ

QWhy don't I get my exact original WGS84 coordinates back after converting to GCJ02 and reversing?

AThe forward GCJ02 transform is non-linear, so the reverse direction is solved by numerical iteration rather than an exact formula. Each round-trip typically leaves an error of around 1 meter or less, which is invisible at map scale.

QWhen do I need GCJ02 to WGS84 conversion?

AWhenever data captured on domestic Chinese maps must be used in WGS84-based systems: Google Earth, handheld GPS units, international basemaps, or standard GIS workflows. Without it, your points will be shifted several hundred meters.

QIs the converted result suitable for legal surveying?

ANo. It is ideal for mapping, data integration, and development work, but official surveying in China requires authorized transformation services. Treat the output as approximate to the meter level.