Batch Geocoder

Yes, a Google Maps API key is required. It's a free credential from Google that allows our tool to convert addresses to coordinates using Google's geocoding data. We provide step-by-step instructions to create one in under 5 minutes. Google gives $200/month in free API credits, which covers approximately 40,000 geocoding requests.

You can geocode up to 100 addresses per batch. For most use cases, this is more than enough. There's no limit on how many batches you can run per day with a paid subscription.

You can enter full street addresses (e.g., "123 Main St, New York, NY 10001"), city/state combinations (e.g., "Denver, CO"), ZIP codes (e.g., "90210"), or even place names (e.g., "Empire State Building"). Google's geocoder handles many formats.

Each geocoded address returns: latitude, longitude, formatted address, accuracy level (Exact, Interpolated, Approximate), and parsed address components (city, state, ZIP, country, street). All data is available in the results table and CSV export.

Yes! Results can be exported to CSV format, which opens in Excel, Google Sheets, and other spreadsheet applications. The export includes all fields: input address, formatted address, coordinates, accuracy, and parsed components.

Google provides $200 in free monthly credits for Maps Platform APIs. The Geocoding API costs $5.00 per 1,000 requests, which means your free credits cover approximately 40,000 geocodes per month. Most users never exceed the free tier.

Yes. Your Google Maps API key is encrypted and stored securely. Geocoding requests happen directly between our server and Google's API using your key. We store your geocoding history for convenience but do not share your data with third parties.

The 14-day free trial gives you full access to all features: batch processing up to 100 addresses, CSV export, address component parsing, and calculation history. Trial users get 5 uses per day with up to 10 addresses per use. No credit card is required to start.