Location History Visualizer

Welcome to Location History Visualizer, a tool for visualizing your Google Location History data. You can explore your location history over a specific time frame, for example during a roadtrip, which lets you recall all the places you have been to.

All processing and visualization happens directly on your computer, so your data stays under your control.

To start, go to Google Takeout to download your Location History data. On that page, select only "Location History", hit "Next" and, finally, click "Create export". This typically takes a few minutes. Once the archive has been created, download it and unzip it. Your data is in Takeout/Location History/LocationHistory.json.
Specify the start and end date that you want to see (optional):
Start: End:
Drag and drop LocationHistory.json onto this page or select it directly:

This is an open source project written in 2020.

Processing data...

Waking up...

Your data is being read by your computer, which might take a while.

Why does it take so long? Depending on how long Google's been tracking your location, you may have hundreds of thousands of location measurements, every one of which must be loaded, analyzed, and plotted. That's a lot of data.

This is an open source project written in 2020.

Render complete!

Successfully processed a lot of data points to generate your map.

Usage tips: Zoom by scrolling, double-clicking, or using the buttons in the upper lefthand corner. Navigate by clicking and dragging.

This is an open source project written in 2020.