Create token for your country code privately. No server involved.
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This tool creates a short, self-contained proof that you executed a geolocation check in the browser. The page generates a small encrypted payload (country code + timestamp + custom message) as a printable token - obfuscated key pair, anyone with those two parts can decrypt the token locally to see the info.
The token holds a compact payload formatted as ISO-3166 alpha-3 code;UNIXTS;custom message.
ISO is a three-letter ISO-3166 country code
such as USA or CAN,
UNIXTS is the UNIX timestamp recorded when the token was created,
and message is any short text you provided.
No latitude or longitude data is included — only the country code and time of generation are stored.
Yes — the location proof is generated entirely in your browser (serverless). No precise coordinates or token contents are sent to a remote server by this app. Token generation still works without internet connection. The only network requests the page makes are for the webpage itself and (optionally) to fetch a public flag icon from Wikimedia (see with Developer Tools). The encrypted token and obfuscated key remain under your control and are only shared if you explicitly copy or send them.
The obfuscation is a simple anti-tampering measure: the symmetric key used to encrypt each token is XOR-masked (obfuscated) inside the compiled WebAssembly runtime rather than exposed in plain JavaScript.
Wait a moment for the IP-based lookup to settle on a more stable and location-accurate result, or use device with GPS like a mobile phone. If your device doesn't have GPS (like a desktop PC) or if your connection is routed through a VPN/Proxy service or the ISP has a dynamic IP address that's inconsistent with your physical location, the page will rely on less precise, IP-based geolocation.
No. This generator is a side project and is not affiliated with ISO or any official standards organization. Be careful with similar generators hosted on other domains — they may include tampered WebAssembly binaries or scripts.