Convert WGS 84 latitude/longitude to UTM easting/northing and zone
Automatically calculates UTM zone from longitude
Outputs easting/northing in meters for field surveying
Based on WGS84 datum used by GPS worldwide
Convert coordinates from WGS84 (Lat/Long) system to UTM system
Enter a WGS84 latitude and longitude in decimal degrees — a single point or one pair per line for batch conversion.
Click Convert and the tool calculates the UTM zone from your longitude, then projects the point into zone coordinates, reporting the zone number, hemisphere, easting, and northing in meters.
Copy the full UTM coordinate (for example 50N 447482E 4420148N) for field surveying, hiking grids, or military-style references. Free and unlimited, all in the browser.
AThe world is divided into 60 zones, each 6 degrees of longitude wide, numbered 1-60 starting at 180°W. The formula is zone = floor((longitude + 180) / 6) + 1; Beijing at 116.4°E falls in zone 50. The tool also appends the latitude band letter (C-X, omitting I and O).
AEach zone's central meridian is assigned a false easting of exactly 500,000 m so that all eastings stay positive. Values range from about 166,000 m at the western edge to 833,000 m at the eastern edge; an easting of 500,000 means you are on the central meridian itself.
ANorthings in the southern hemisphere are measured upward from the south pole using a false northing of 10,000,000 m at the equator, so they always remain positive. The tool detects the hemisphere from your latitude's sign and labels the result N or S accordingly.