What is DailyGuessr?
DailyGuessr publishes one street-level 360-degree panorama each day at midnight UTC, identical for all players. You place up to five pins on a world map to indicate where the photo was taken. The interface splits into a panorama on the left and a zoomable map on the right, with numbered pin slots and a Submit Guess button.
How to play DailyGuessr
- Rotate the panorama and look for clues such as signs, architecture, vegetation, terrain, license plates, language, driving side, and power lines.
- Click or tap the map to place a pin. Zoom in to position it more precisely.
- Submit your guess to see the distance to the target in kilometers.
- From your second guess onward, follow the arrow pointing toward the target.
- You can make up to five guesses. Each submission fills one numbered row.
Reading the feedback
Your first guess shows the distance to the target in kilometers. Later guesses also show a direction arrow. Your score increases as you get closer, up to 10,000 points. A guess within 50 km earns a green badge. At the end of each round, you receive a mood label ranging from “Completely Lost” to “Local Expert.”
Game modes
Daily game
A new panorama is published at midnight UTC each day, and everyone gets the same one. You cannot replay the current day’s panorama.
Calendar
Past panoramas remain available, so you can play days you missed.
You get five pins and one panorama each day. After your first pin, a direction arrow appears for the second attempt, turning the game from guesswork into triangulation. Use the first pin to identify the continent, then narrow the location with the compass.
Place the first pin decisively in a plausible continent rather than hesitating over a city. Since the score is based on distance, a cautious guess near the center of a likely region is better than a precise guess on the wrong coast. The panorama rotates freely, and there is no timer, so take time to inspect background details.
You do not need an account or subscription. The site says, “No account. No subscription. No timer.” The game starts immediately.
If you miss a day, the calendar lets you reopen panoramas from previous days.
The maximum score is 10,000 points, awarded for matching the actual location. A guess within 50 km earns a green badge and a score close to the maximum.