Easily measure distances on maps by dropping pins or using GPS tracking. Supports various coordinate formats, file imports, and exports. Offers a free version with ads and optional subscriptions to remove them.
Summarized from real user reviews of DistancePinner. Based on 269 reviews and a 4.8/5 average, it highlights the 9 positives and 10 negatives reviewers mention most about this Utilities app.
3.10.2
August 12, 2026
Update framework dependency
Give you access to premium features
9 issues
App crashes when saving images
App crashes when exporting map as image
10 requests
Option to purchase ad-free version
Ability to rename saved paths
DistancePinner allows you to measure distances between locations on a map. You can do this by manually placing pins on the map or by using your device's GPS to track your movement and measure distance on the go. It's designed to help with travel route planning and finding the shortest paths.
Key features include easy pin-based distance measurement, a GPS distance tracking mode, support for both metric and imperial units, advanced search capabilities for various coordinate formats (MGRS, GARS, UTM), the ability to import coordinates from text files, and export options for your measurements.
The app is free to use with all its features, but it does display ads. You can choose to subscribe to remove these ads. Subscription plans are available monthly, semi-annually, and annually, with prices varying by store.
Yes, you can import lists of coordinates from text files. The app also allows you to export your measurement results, including latitude and longitude values and the total distance, via email. You can also export as a GPX file.
This app is useful for anyone who needs to calculate distances on a map. This includes travelers planning routes, hikers, cyclists, surveyors, or anyone who needs to determine the distance between two or more points for logistical or planning purposes.
