Find the exact direction of the Kaaba in Makkah from anywhere, using the great-circle bearing formula — entirely in your browser.
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The Qibla Direction tool finds the compass bearing from your current location toward the Kaaba in Makkah, which Muslims face during Salah — using your device's location (or a manually entered city) to calculate the great-circle bearing toward the Kaaba's coordinates.
Because the Qibla direction is a great-circle bearing rather than a straight line on a flat map, it can look counter-intuitive on a standard map projection — for example, from much of North America the shortest path to Makkah runs across the North Atlantic and Europe rather than due east, which is why a proper bearing calculation (not just 'look at a map') is needed.
The Qibla is calculated as the shortest great-circle path over the curved surface of the Earth, which often looks diagonal or counter-intuitive when drawn on a flat map projection — the calculation is geometrically correct even when it doesn't match visual intuition from a 2D map.
It works best with location access for precision, but you can also manually select or search for your city if you prefer not to share your device's exact GPS coordinates.
Most AIVEXA tools run entirely in your browser (client-side), which means your files and inputs are processed on your own device and are not uploaded to a server.
Yes — it works on any modern browser (desktop, Android or iOS) without installing an app, and it's free to use with no signup or watermark.
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