WorldGuessr: a free GeoGuessr alternative. Unlimited rounds, no account needed.

WorldGuessr is a free alternative to GeoGuessr. It drops you somewhere in the world in Street View. Look around, find clues, and put a pin on the map where you think you are. The closer you get, the more points you score. That's the whole game, and it's free.

There's no round limit and nothing to subscribe to. Play as many rounds as you like, straight from your browser. You don't need an account for singleplayer. If you make one (it's free), it keeps your stats, your ELO and your progress.

Play on your own, in ranked 1v1 duels, in 2v2 team duels, or in a private party with friends. There's a daily challenge, a country guesser mode, 93 official country maps, and 71,121 maps made by other players, the largest map library of any free GeoGuessr alternative. You can make your own too.

WorldGuessr is built by one independent developer and gets updated all the time. The code is public on GitHub. There are native apps on Google Play and the App Store, and the site works in English, Spanish, French, German and Russian.

Rated 4.8 out of 5 on Google Play from 662 ratings.

How a round works

A round is worth up to 5,000 points. In singleplayer you play as many rounds as you like. In duels, a closer guess takes health from the opponent until one side is out. In the daily challenge everyone gets the same 3 rounds and compares scores.

Game modes

Singleplayer

Unlimited rounds on the world map or any community map. Pick a time limit or play without one. No account needed.

Ranked Duels (1v1)

Head-to-head against another player. Both of you see the same location; the closer guess wins the round and takes health from the other side. Wins raise your ELO rating and move you up the leagues.

2v2 Team Duels

The same duel format with a partner. Queue together from a party, or get matched with a teammate.

Unranked Match

A quick duel against a random player with no rating at stake.

Party

A private lobby for friends. Share a link, choose the map and rules, and play the same rounds together. Parties have chat and emotes, and can run team duels inside the group.

Daily Challenge

One shared set of 3 locations for everyone, every day. 60 seconds per round, one attempt, then a score distribution and a top-100 board. Keep a streak going with an account.

Country Guesser and Continent Guesser

Instead of placing a pin, name the country or the continent you are in. Fast rounds, good for learning the clues of the road.

Community Maps

71,121 maps made by players: single countries, cities, stadiums, capitals, landmarks, and stranger themes. That is the largest map library of any free GeoGuessr alternative, and it grows every day. Anyone can build a map with the in-game map maker;

Leaderboard and ELO

A global leaderboard for ranked play, a Hall of Fame for past seasons, and a public profile with stats, rating and achievements for every account.

Customize

Pins, site backgrounds, name glows and stamps you can equip on your profile.

WorldGuessr and GeoGuessr

GeoGuessr is the game that started the genre. WorldGuessr is a free alternative to it: a separate game, made by an independent developer, not affiliated with GeoGuessr. The differences that matter to most players are below. GeoGuessr details are as of 2026 and may change; check their site for current terms.

Full, sourced comparisons: WorldGuessr vs GeoGuessr, WorldGuessr vs OpenGuessr, WorldGuessr vs Geotastic.

Apps

WorldGuessr has native apps for Android on Google Play and for iPhone and iPad on the App Store. They use the same account as the website, so your rating, streaks and maps carry over. The Android app is rated 4.8 out of 5 from 662 ratings.

Source code and license

The full source code is public at github.com/codergautam/worldguessr, under the PolyForm Noncommercial license. You can read how the game works, report bugs, send fixes, or run your own copy for noncommercial use. The location data, the map maker, the multiplayer server and the mobile apps are all in the same repository.

Languages

The game is available in English, Spanish, French, German and Russian. Community map names and descriptions are in whatever language their creator wrote them in.

Community

Players talk on Discord, share guides and meta on the forum, and post videos on the YouTube channel. Map makers, moderators and translators are all volunteers from the community.

For schools

SchoolGuessr is the same game with chat and user-made content switched off, for classrooms that want the geography without the social features. It is free too.

Popular maps

United StatesJapanUnited KingdomGermanyFranceBrazilCapitals of the WorldWorld Soccer StadiumsFamous PlacesAll NFL TeamsAll community maps

Common questions

AboutCommunity MapsDaily ChallengeLeaderboard

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