Location & Time Zone Spoofer — Preview a Site From Anywhere
Open a site through a proxy that overrides its geolocation and time zone, so you can see it as a visitor elsewhere would.
Some sites behave differently by location — currency, language, shipping estimates, feature flags, region-locked content — and checking that from a phone is hard without desktop DevTools' sensor overrides. This tool loads the target through the same rewriting proxy as Network Inspector, but instead of logging requests, it patches navigator.geolocation to report a chosen latitude/longitude and patches Date/Intl to report a chosen IANA time zone.
Pick a city preset to fill in both the coordinates and the zone together, or enter exact latitude/longitude and choose the zone separately. The site's own geolocation prompt is skipped entirely — getCurrentPosition and watchPosition resolve immediately with the coordinates you set, and navigator.permissions.query reports the permission as already granted.
Features
- City presets (fills lat/lng + time zone together) or manual coordinates
- Overrides navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition and watchPosition
- Overrides Date/Intl to report the chosen IANA time zone
- Skips the native geolocation permission prompt
- Works on mobile — no desktop or USB debugging needed
- Reload without re-entering the URL to try a different location
How to use it
- Pick a city preset, or type an exact latitude and longitude.
- Choose (or confirm) the time zone — presets fill it in automatically.
- Type the site's URL and press Load.
- Interact with the page as if you were visiting from that location.
Frequently asked questions
Does this use my real location at all?
No. The coordinates you enter are sent to the proxy, which injects them into the page in place of the real navigator.geolocation result. Nothing about your actual location is read or transmitted.
Will the site's IP-based geolocation still show my real country?
The request to the target site comes from the proxy server, not your device, so IP-based location (if the site uses it) reflects the proxy's network, not your device's GPS or IP.
What if the site never asks for geolocation permission?
The override still works — it replaces the geolocation object's methods directly, so any call the page makes gets your chosen coordinates without a permission prompt appearing.
Is this the same proxy as Network Inspector?
Yes, the same rewriting proxy and time zone override. This tool adds a geolocation override and drops the request log in favour of a bigger, location-focused view.
Is it private like the client-side tools?
No. Like Network Inspector, this sends the target URL and traffic through a server. Only use it on sites you own or are authorised to test, and never to sign into accounts.
Last updated September 13, 2026.