GPS Fake Location Toolkit is a powerful navigation utility. It features a gravity-sensing mode that simulates movement based on the tilting of your phone. You can pinpoint a location by entering coordinates directly onto the map. The app allows for route simulation, including options for single-trip or repeated loop movements, and supports the import and export of various file formats. It runs in the background, ensuring continuous operation even when you switch to other applications, and requires no root access. With its simple, user-friendly interface, the app is easy to master, enabling you to modify locations and perform check-ins at specific spots.
Features
G-Sensor Mode move around by tilting your smartphone
The location can be chosen on a map or via GPS coordinates
Teleport and movement-function (Simulation of smartphone-movement with arbitrary speed)
Routes (routes can be easily created and either “walked” once or repeatedly)
Randomized positions
Save, load, import or export positions and routes
Background-service (the process of moving occurs in the background, even if another app is active)
Works as a normal app without root-rights (mock positions in developing options activated) or as system-app without the developer-option or as xposed app if you have installed the xposed framework (which is recommended).
How to Use
The first thing you will have to do when you open the app will be to find the exact location where you will place yourself. GPS Fake Location Toolkit is a very precise tool, so it is advisable to enlarge the map if you want to locate yourself in a particular area of a specific site. Once you have found the perfect location, you will have to tap the option to activate the false site, and automatically your device will be found there, even if you are in another area.
Once you have activated your fictitious location, you will remain in that area until you indicate otherwise. So all you have to do is reopen GPS Fake Location Toolkit and click on the "Stop" button. Once you have stopped using this location, it will be automatically saved so that you can position yourself right there without having to search for the exact spot you were at.
Advantages and disadvantages
Pros
Clear purpose as a mock GPS tool for testing or basic location switching
Map-based selection with simple start and stop controls
Location search for faster navigation to a chosen place
Built around Android mock locations, aligning with common developer workflows
Cons
Not universally compatible, some apps may not accept mocked coordinates
Game-related risk, the app warns some games may penalize location spoofing
User comments
This app works great for what I need! one thing I'd change is to be able to search a specific address, city or location.. Instead, it takes me to a zoomed in map elsewhere in the state where I then have to zoom out a bunch, find where I need to go, and zoom into it. luckily I'm familiar with the areas I need but if I wasn't, it'd be less convenient to use. I thought I used to be able to search locations when I first was using it a couple years ago, not sure if it changed or I remember wrong.
Works awesome my company uses a app for clock in and out with a geo fence at job location. Just curious if it would work. So im at home and was able to clock in at work 25 miles away normally need to be within a city block. And I guess if you were a cheater and girlfriend had a tracking app on your phone you can adjust your local. Nice job guys
Great! App works as described.. helped me gauge distances for a car accident case I am filing.. by being able to adjust my coordinates, I was able to dial in with a high level of accuracy the time needed for the vehicle to stop and the distance it had to as well as the distance it takes to stop. Very useful app. As long as you have purposes for it.... It's a very worthwhile app
Summarize
To summarize, GPS Fake Location Toolkit does what it's supposed to, and it does it relatively well. It's straightforward to use and offers some nice extra options like ISP spoofing, as well. That said, the aforementioned bug will give some users pause, despite a workaround. Now, if you don't mind that, it's still worth checking out. Just know there are other options out there.
