Safari Extension

Spoof your location in Safari

Safari on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS reports your location and timezone to websites just like any browser. GeoSpoof installs from the App Store and runs as a Safari extension, overriding those APIs so sites see the location you choose. Geolocation and timezone spoofing are fully supported; WebRTC protection isn't available on Safari.

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How to spoof your location in Safari

Install GeoSpoof for Safari
Add the free GeoSpoof extension from the App Store.
Enable it in Safari
After installing from the App Store, enable GeoSpoof from Safari's extensions menu (the puzzle-piece in the address bar on iOS, or Safari → Settings → Extensions on macOS).
Set your location
Search for a city, enter coordinates, or use VPN Sync to match your VPN's exit region.
Safari reports your chosen location
GeoSpoof overrides the Geolocation API and timezone (Date, Intl, Temporal) so every site sees the location you picked.

Note: WebRTC protection isn't available in Safari. Geolocation and timezone spoofing are fully supported; the WebRTC privacy API GeoSpoof relies on isn't exposed on this browser.

Frequently asked questions

How do I spoof my location in Safari?

Install the free GeoSpoof extension, set a location (search a city, enter coordinates, or sync to your VPN), and GeoSpoof overrides the Geolocation and timezone APIs in Safari so websites see your chosen location instead of your real one.

Does a VPN change my location in Safari?

No. A VPN only changes your IP address. Safari still reports its own browser geolocation and system timezone, so those can still reveal your real region. GeoSpoof spoofs the browser signals; use it alongside a VPN for a consistent location.

Is GeoSpoof free for Safari?

Yes. GeoSpoof is free and open source. There's no account, no login, and no tracking — every setting stays on your device.

Does location spoofing work in Safari on iPhone?

Yes. GeoSpoof is a Safari extension available through the App Store for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. Once enabled for a site, it overrides the geolocation and timezone Safari reports. WebRTC protection is the one feature not available on Safari.

Using a different browser? See spoof your location in any browser.

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