Find sunrise and sunset for any place and date

Golden-hour photos, hike timing, prayer and workday schedules — get the sun times for coordinates without a lookup site.

Tools used in this guide

The job

Planning around daylight means knowing when the sun actually comes up — not the vague 'about 7' your weather app rounds to. The answer depends on your exact coordinates and the date.

Compute it

Enter latitude and longitude (or tap 'use my location' to fill them from the device), pick a date, and read sunrise, sunset, solar noon, and day length in your local time zone. Arctic dates show a polar-day or polar-night notice instead of times.

Worked example

Tokyo (35.68 N, 139.69 E) on the summer solstice: sunrise ~04:25, sunset ~19:00, ~14.6 hours of daylight. The same coordinates in December flip to ~06:45 / ~16:30 — a five-hour seasonal swing.

Limits

Standard solar math (zenith 90.833° including refraction): within ~2 minutes of published times for latitudes below 65°. It computes horizon-crossing — mountains blocking the view, weather, and elevation are not modelled. Polar-day edges are fuzzy by days.