User Guide: Change Your iOS & Android GPS Location in One-click

Mode 1: Change Location

You can use this feature to modify the GPS location on your iOS or Android device to a specified location. It can be used in LBS games, travel apps, social apps and other Geo-location based apps.

Step 1: Select a destination on the map. Either click on any spot on the map, or enter the address/GPS coordinates you want to teleport to in the search box.

Step 2: A cool-down time indicator will appear. Then click the "Start Modifying" button. And your location will be modified successfully.

Mode 2. Two-Spot Movement

Two-spot movement mode allows you to customize the start and end points, allowing the device's GPS location to move along a system-generated route at a specified speed.

Step 1: Select the start and end points. Set the speed and number of cycles. You can choose to delete or favorite locations. When the number of cycles is 1, the cycle mode selection is disabled.

Cyclic mode selection:: Round trip & Cycle

Speed Mode:

1. Uniform Speed

2. Variable Speed: The travel speed will vary randomly within 30% of the upper or lower limit of the selected speed range. Speed changes every 5 seconds. It is more closer to real movement.

Distance: The distance of the movement path from the starting spot to the end spot.

Time: The estimated time it will take to get from the start spot to the end spot at the current speed.

Step 2: Click on the "Start Moving" button to generate a movement route to move between two spots. During the movement, you can pause/continue the movement or stop the movement.

Add to favorite route: In two-spot movement mode, routes can be favorited after they have been created or during movement. (Before moving, the favorite route button is disabled.)

Export GPX file: In two-spot moving mode, GPX files can be exported after route generation or during the move. Before moving, the export GPX button is disabled.

During moving, round trip and cycle are disabled; during pause, round trip and cycle are disabled.

During moving, speed adjustment and speed mode are disabled; during pause, speed adjustment and speed mode are available.

The progress bar above the distance is the progress of the traveled distance.

Mode 3. Multi-Spot Movement

Multi-spot movement mode allows the device's GPS location to move along a customized route at a specified speed.

Step 1: Select Multi-spot Mode at the upper right corner. Then select multiple spots on the map and set the speed and number of round trip/cycle. Click the "Start Moving" button to move along the customized route.

1. You can drag the order of locations, the order of locations changed, the serial number will also become the actual order of the serial number.

2. Favorite routes: You can favorite routes as long as you generate routes before moving.

3. Export GPX file: You can export GPX file as long as you generate a route before moving.

4. Selected points on the map can be dragged to adjust the position.

Step 2: You can pause/continue the movement or stop it during the movement.

1. Round trip and Cycle Modes are disabled while moving; Round trip and Cycle Modes are disabled while paused.

2. Disable Speed Adjustment and Speed Mode while moving; Speed Adjustment and Speed Mode are available while paused.

Mode 4. Jump Teleport

Jump Teleport Mode allows you to customize your jump teleport routes to instantly move to multiple designated locations in sequence.

Step 1: Select Jump Teleport Mode at the upper right corner. Select multiple spots on the map. You can choose to jump manually by clicking on it or automatically after the cooldown time. Click "Start Moving" to start jumping and teleporting.

Step 2: Manually click the "Previous Point" or "Next Point" button to jump to the previous or next point.

Note: It will Automatically jump to the next point after each cooldown countdown.

Mode 5. Joystick Movement

Joystick Mode allows you to move your device's GPS location with a virtual joystick.

Step 1: Select Joystick Movement in the upper right corner. Set the speed of movement by controlling the bits with the joystick. You can drag the dot to adjust the direction of coordinate advance. (corresponding to the arrow pointer on the coordinates.) If you are confused, you can click the ? button to see Joystick Movement instructions.

Step 2: Click the Start Moving button to start moving in the specified direction at the set speed. Click the Stop button to stop the moving process. While moving, speed and speed mode can be adjusted at any time.

Other features of Joystick Movement: Joystick Mode can be directly clicked on any point on the map to modify the location, it means that Joystick Mode includes the function of modifying location.

More Features

Feature 1. Multi-device Connection

Clicking on the Multi-Device Connection button will display the connected devices. Devices can be added by clicking the "+" button. You can choose to turn off any of the connected devices at any time.

Feature 2. Favorites & History

You can click the Favorites & History button to display your favorites and operation history, and you can select categories, delete checked items, rename route names, or view details.

Feature 3. Import & Export GPX files

3.1 Import GPX files: You can click the "Import GPX files" button to select a GPX file from your PC to import.

3.2 Export GPX files

3.2.1 GPX files can be exported in two-spot movement (exporting GPX files is supported only during movement, not before starting movement), multi-spot movement, and jump teleport. Just click the Export button.

3.2.2 Select the export folder and click Save. You can export the route as a GPX file.

Feature 4. Cooldown timing

4.1 Operation within the program to trigger the cooling down countdown: Change Location / Jump Teleport / modify location in Joystick Movement.

4.2 Cooldown time range:

1-5km: 1-2 minutes

6-10km: 3-8 minutes

11-100km: 10-30 minutes

100-250km: 30-45 minutes

250-500km: 45-65 minutes

500-900km: 65-90 minutes

900-13000km: 90-120 minutes

Above 13000km: 120 minutes

4.3 The game Pokémon GO introduced a cooldown time (CD: cool down time) to prevent players from cheating GPS locations. The cool down time is a certain amount of time that you need to wait after performing a game action. The length of time depends entirely on how far apart the two locations are.

4.3.1 In Pokémon GO, some in-game actions trigger cooldowns. Below is a list of actions that trigger cooldowns:

• Catching a wild Pokémon
• Accidental drop of a ball on encounter screen(also applicable to raids)
• Feeding a wild Pokémon with a berry(also applicable to raids)
• Spinning a Pokéstop(even hit the spin limit)
• Placing a Pokémon in one of the gyms
• Feeding a gym defender within screen radar
• Gym battles
• Fleeing Pokémon(due to catch limit)
• Use of Gotcha device to spin and catch

After performing actions 1-9 above in the game, if you perform any of these 9 actions again, the game will automatically determine if it is possible for the player to reach that location based on the time and distance you moved. For example, if you catch a wild Pokémon in London, England at 4:00 PM and then feed the wild Pokémon with berries in Washington, D.C., USA at 4:10 PM. The game will consider you cheating for moving too fast and will trigger the appropriate penalties.

4.3.2 Doesn't trigger cooldown actions: The following will not trigger the Pokémon GO cheat cooldown. That is, you can perform any of the following actions without a reminder. Additionally, if no cooldown is triggered, the location can be changed to anywhere.

• Teleporting
• Encountering a wild Pokémon
• Remote berry feeding of gym defender(from long distances)
• Autowalk
• Hatching eggs
• Claiming quest and weekly rewards
• Catching a reward Pokémon from quests
• Speed raids (ensure you are off cooldown two hours prior to this)
• Exchanging and opening gifts
• Evolving a Pokémon
• Powering up a Pokémon
• Trading a Pokémon
• Transferring a Pokémon
• Taking snapshots of a Pokémon
• Changing a Buddy
• Gaining Buddy candies
• Using items(healing items, evolution items, TMs) on a Pokémon
• Using Stardust and Candies to gain a second move for Pokémon
• Using Incense, Lucky Egg and/or Starpiece

Every time users change the location of their device using this tool, it will give a corresponding countdown prompt on the interface. In order to avoid account blocking, it is recommended to perform 1-9 actions after the countdown is over.

If you think this countdown function is not working, just click the "Reset" button in the pop-up window. The countdown will then recalculate the time the next time the positioning is modified.

If you're not a Pokémon Go player or don't like the countdown feature, click the "Off" button in the pop-up window to turn it off.

If you want to re-enable the cooldown timer feature, you can re-enable this feature in Preferences.

Feature 5. Restore True Location

You can click the Restore the true coordinate button to restore your device's true location. This action requires a device reboot.

Feature 6. Zoom in & Zoom Out

You can click on the + and - icons to zoom in and out of the map.

Video Tutorial: How to Change Location with TunesKit

Now, you can watch the following short video and learn how to use TunesKit Location Changer to modify location step by step.