Our Reverse Geocoding API takes lat/long coordinates and converts them into a location address. Use the Reverse Geocoding API when you have a person's lat/long position and want to translate that into their address. You can also use it to find the address of the place or building when clicking on a map. For example, for the coordinates "lat: 52.152066, long: 9.952231" the Reverse Geocoding API will return the address "Stadtbibliothek, Judenstraße 1, 31134 Hildesheim, Germany".

With the Address Validation API, you can improve delivery predictability and reduce delivery failures, thereby providing improved customer experience. You do this by catching bad addresses and obtaining better awareness of address characteristics.

Google Maps Streetview API. Google Maps Embed (Advanced-Paid) API. Google Maps Directions API. Google Maps Geocode API. Google Maps Distance Matrix API. Google Maps Find Place From Text API. Google Maps Autocomplete API. Google Maps Elevation API. Google Maps Timezone API. Google Maps Roads API. Google Maps Geolocation API. Google Maps Speed Limit-Roads API. Google Maps Place Details API. Google Maps Nearby Search-Places API. Google Maps Text Search-Places API. Google Maps Places Photo API. Google Maps Query Autocomplete-Places API.

🌍 Google's official Reverse Geocoding service allows you to convert geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude) into a human-readable address. Whether you have coordinates for a specific location from a GPS device or another source, Google's Reverse Geocoding service can provide you with valuable information about that location. 📍 With this service, you can obtain detailed address components such as street name, city, state, postal code, and country, based on the provided coordinates. 🔎 Reverse Geocoding is particularly useful in applications where you want to display location-based information to users or need to gather address data based on GPS coordinates. 🌐 Google's service is widely trusted and used by developers and businesses worldwide, offering reliable and accurate location data. 💡 By integrating Google's Reverse Geocoding service into your application or website, you can enhance user experience, provide valuable location-based services, and streamline geographical data processing. Plus, it's free to use within the limits of Google's usage policy, making it accessible to developers of all kinds.