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Spoof the location your browser reports to any site. Movement Mode, GPS Jitter, Advanced Sensors, and Favorites available with Pro. Change the location your browser reports to any website — perfect for testing how a site behaves from another city, checking regional pricing or content, or browsing as if you were somewhere else entirely. Whether you're a developer verifying location-based features, a shopper curious about regional deals, or just want to see a site the way visitors from another country do, GPS Changer gives your browser a new spot on the map in just a couple of clicks, right from a panel that lives on the page. Free: Instantly switch to any of 7 G7 capital cities Adjustable accuracy (in meters) for the reported location Works on any site that reads browser location One-key panic-stop — press 7 anywhere to snap back to your real location instantly Draggable, closable on-page panel No account or card required to install Unlock more with a one-time purchase ($24.99): Search any place by name or enter exact coordinates A huge built-in city library spanning every continent Advanced sensors — set altitude, speed, and heading manually GPS jitter — adds natural, realistic drift instead of a perfectly static point Movement mode — simulate travel between two points at a chosen speed, with looping Unlimited saved favorites for instant one-click switching No 5-minute session limit — stays spoofed as long as you want Location stays synced across every open tab Get a license key here: https://good-to-know.com/gpschanger/ Install GPS Changer, open the on-page panel, and pick a location. Everything runs locally in your browser — no external tracking, no data collection. Upgrading is a single payment: buy a license key at the link above, paste it into the panel, and it's unlocked for good — no subscription, ever. Built and maintained directly by Good to Know. Updates are pushed automatically through Chrome. Questions or feature requests: contact@good-to-know.com
Jul 18, 2026
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