EPSG Code Lookup
Every coordinate reference system in the EPSG registry (5,860 systems, dataset v11.022) — with datum, units, area of use, WKT, and a free converter on every page.
Global & web mapping
Europe
North America
Asia-Pacific
WGS 84 UTM zones
Frequently asked questions
What is an EPSG code?
An EPSG code is a numeric identifier for a coordinate reference system (CRS), maintained in the EPSG Geodetic Parameter Dataset. Instead of exchanging pages of projection parameters, software just says "EPSG:4326" and both sides know exactly which datum, projection, units, and axis order are meant.
How do I find out which EPSG code my data uses?
Check the metadata: a shapefile's .prj file, a GeoTIFF's embedded CRS tag, or a GeoPackage's CRS table. Our free file inspector reads it for any format. If there is no metadata, coordinate value ranges are the clue — values within ±180/±90 are degrees (likely 4326); values in the millions of metres are projected.
Which EPSG codes are most common?
EPSG:4326 (WGS 84 latitude/longitude — GPS and GeoJSON), EPSG:3857 (Web Mercator — web map tiles), the WGS 84 UTM zones (326xx north / 327xx south), and national grids such as EPSG:27700 (Britain), EPSG:2154 (France), and EPSG:25832 (Germany).
Can I convert coordinates between any two EPSG codes?
Yes — every code page on this site includes a converter that transforms typed or pasted coordinates between that system and any other EPSG code, running GDAL/PROJ in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Related tools
- Coordinate transformer — free-form conversion between any two systems
- File inspector — find out which CRS a file uses
- Reproject vector files and GeoTIFFs to any EPSG code