JaydenART Direction Lab

Qibla 2

Find the prayer direction to the Kaaba with a precise WGS84 bearing, live compass guidance, and a manual mode for devices without motion sensors.

Qibla compass A compass showing the Qibla direction relative to the current heading. N E S W
Start with your location Your coordinates stay in this browser.
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Find your direction

Use your current location or enter coordinates manually. Then enable the compass for live turn guidance.

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LocationWaiting for permission
Required
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Compass headingEnable after setting location
Waiting
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AlignmentTurn until the Qibla marker reaches the top
Waiting

Manual location

Use decimal coordinates or choose a reference city. This is useful on desktops and privacy-restricted browsers.

Rotate the dial manually

Match the heading with a trusted compass, then turn until the Qibla marker reaches the fixed yellow mark.

0 degrees
Qibla bearing Not set Clockwise from true north
Distance to Kaaba Not set WGS84 geodesic distance
Location accuracy Not available Waiting for location
Heading quality Not available Compass not enabled
Private by design
Your direction will appear here. Location and sensor readings are processed in this browser and are not saved by JaydenART.
How the result works

A direction you can understand.

Qibla 2 separates the geographic bearing from the phone heading. That makes it easier to see whether an error comes from location, magnetic interference, or device calibration.

WGS84 bearing

The shortest ellipsoidal path from your coordinates to the Kaaba determines the true Qibla bearing.

True north correction

When a magnetic heading is available, WMM2025 declination helps translate it toward true north.

Alignment guidance

Instead of only showing an arrow, the tool tells you which way to turn and when you are within two degrees.

Local processing

Your coordinates, heading, and result stay in the current browser session. JaydenART does not receive them.

How accurate is Qibla 2?

The geographic bearing uses the WGS84 ellipsoid. Real-world compass accuracy still depends on your phone sensor, magnetic interference, calibration, and how flat the device is held.

Why can two compass apps show slightly different directions?

Apps may use magnetic north, true north, different magnetic models, or different sensor smoothing. Metal cases, speakers, vehicles, and nearby electronics can also move the reading.

Can I use the Qibla finder without sharing my location?

Yes. Choose Enter coordinates and provide latitude and longitude manually. The calculation still happens in your browser.

What should I do if my device has no compass?

Use Manual dial mode and match its heading to a trusted physical compass or map. The Qibla bearing and distance remain available on desktops.

Calibrate the compass

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Move away from interference

Step away from speakers, vehicles, large metal objects, and magnetic phone cases.

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Trace a figure eight

Move the phone through a slow figure-eight motion two or three times.

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Hold the phone flat

Keep the screen facing upward and wait for the heading to settle before aligning.