Azimuth Calculator — Accurate Online Bearing Tool

Azimuth Calculator

Compute azimuth (bearing) and distance between coordinate points — for surveyors & engineers.

Azimuth (°):
Azimuth (DMS):
Distance:

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an azimuth? +

An azimuth is an angle measured clockwise from north. Example: A(51.5074, -0.1278) → B(51.5155, -0.0922) gives azimuth ≈ 69.8° and distance ≈ 2.07 km.

How to use planar coordinates? +

Enter Easting (X) and Northing (Y) in meters. Example: A(500000, 200000) → B(500150, 200120) gives azimuth ≈ 51.34° and distance ≈ 186.0 m.

Can I use DMS format? +

Convert DMS to decimal degrees first. Example: 51°30′26″ → 51.5072°.

How accurate is the result? +

The tool uses spherical calculations — ideal for distances under a few hundred km.

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