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Tile Coordinates XYZ Finder
Click anywhere on the map to get XYZ tile coordinates at any zoom level — includes the tile URL pattern.
Z/X/Y tile numbers
Any zoom level
Tile URL output
Click to get
🖱️ Click anywhere on the map to get tile coordinates at the current zoom level.
—Z (Zoom)
—X (Column)
—Y (Row)
Tile URL (OpenStreetMap)
Click on the map…
About this tool
The PixelForge XYZ Tile Coordinates Finder lets you click any point on a map to instantly see the XYZ tile coordinates (tile X, tile Y, zoom Z) for that location at any zoom level. XYZ tile coordinates are used by web tile services (OpenStreetMap, Mapbox, Google Maps) to identify and request individual map tiles. This tool is essential for debugging tile requests, configuring tile caches, and working with tile-based mapping infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Web map tiles are organised in a grid at each zoom level. Each tile is identified by three integers: the zoom level (Z), the column (X), and the row (Y). These coordinates are used in tile URL templates like https://tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png.
Tile URL templates use {z}, {x}, and {y} as placeholders. Substitute the values from the finder into a URL template to request a specific tile.
Most tile providers serve zoom levels 0 (entire world in one tile) to 18 or 19 (street-level detail). The finder works for any zoom level supported by the base map.
Enter a bounding box (or draw one with the Bounding Box Generator) to see all tile coordinates within that area at a given zoom level.
Most web tile services use the standard XYZ/TMS scheme. Some providers (like WMTS) use different coordinate conventions — check your provider's documentation.