Measure the distance between two or more points on a map. Click to drop points along a route and get the total distance in kilometres and miles, straight-line or multi-stop.
Click the map to add points. Each click extends the line.
Click two or more points on the map to measure the distance between them.
A distance calculator measures the length of a line you draw on a map. Click a start point, then each place you want to measure to, and the tool adds up every leg to give a running total. It works for a simple two point straight-line distance or a multi stop path, and reports the result in both kilometres and miles.
This tool measures great-circle, straight-line distance between the points you click, which is the honest as the crow flies figure. Real driving or walking distance along roads is usually longer. When you need the true routed distance and travel time along the network, use the travel time map or the MapAtlas Directions and Matrix APIs.
Each click adds a point to the line. We compute the great-circle distance between consecutive points using the haversine formula on the WGS84 ellipsoid and sum the legs. Nothing is sent to a server: the measurement runs entirely in your browser. For bulk distance and travel time between many origins and destinations, the MapAtlas Matrix API returns it through one call.
Quick route length checks, running and cycling distance planning, field measurement, logistics leg estimates, property to amenity distances, and any moment you need a fast on-map measurement without opening a full GIS tool.
The MapAtlas Matrix and Directions APIs return distance and travel time between any points, EU-hosted and GDPR-compliant.
