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GIS file conversion that never leaves your device

KML, KMZ, Shapefile, GPX and CSV into GeoJSON and back — converted inside your browser, with a map preview before you download.

Convert a file See how it works

Try shapefile, area in guntha, overlaps or 7/12.

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  • —Features
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  • —Output
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EPSG:4326 · WGS 84
  • Files stay on your device
  • No size limit, no sign-up
  • RFC 7946 output

Magic tools

The ones worth opening for their own sake. Real data, running in your browser, nothing to install.

Live Hazard Map Earthquakes from the USGS, disaster alerts from GDACS, and situation reports from the UN, on one map with terrain underneath. Every figure carries its source and the time it was fetched. Nothing here is reported by this site. Open Satellite Tracker A globe you can spin, with every satellite worked out from its orbital element set the same way a ground station does it — so what you see move is where the thing actually is. The space station is picked out for you. Click any of them for height, speed, how long an orbit takes and the path it draws over the ground. Open Galaxy Explorer Travel out from the earth to the edge of what can be seen, with every planet where it actually is today and every distance the real one. Open any world to turn it in your hands, with every landing site — Apollo, Viking, Curiosity, Chandrayaan-3 — at its real coordinates. Open Earth at Night NASA’s night lights, which are the closest thing there is to a photograph of where people are and what they have. A village that gets a connection appears. A town that grows spreads. Explore anywhere. Open GIS Playground A whole screen to draw on, with real ground underneath. Draw, buffer, join, cut and measure, and see in plain words what each step did. It keeps a recipe you can take away as a Python script. Ten experiments underneath cover projections, basemaps, remote sensing, what is really inside a GIS file, and why an old Indian record and your phone disagree by a couple of hundred metres. Open Georeference a Scan Open a Survey of India toposheet, a cadastral scan or any old survey plan — PDF, PNG, JPEG or TIFF — click its corners, type the coordinates printed there, and watch it settle onto a real map. Every point reports how far out it is, in metres. Nothing is uploaded. Open Terrain and Contours Pick a state, district, taluka or village — or draw a box — and get contour lines, a hillshade, steepness and the heights themselves. Download the contours in any format or the heights as points or a CSV grid. Open Rainfall and Temperature Pick a district or taluka and see how much rain fell and how hot it got, for any year back to 1940. Month by month, year against year, when the monsoon arrived and how long the dry spells ran. Download the readings or every day of a year. Open Village Boundaries India only. Browse any state, district, taluka and village, and take the outlines in any of thirteen formats. Every boundary carries its Local Government Directory code, so it joins straight to a government record. Derived from Survey of India data — check the official portal before relying on where a line sits. Open Road Network Pick a state, district, taluka or village and get the roads in it, sorted into national highway, state highway, district road and village road, with the length of each in kilometres. Download in any format. Open Land Cover Draw an area and get it sorted into water, dense and sparse vegetation, bare ground and built surface, with the area of each in hectares and acres. The thresholds are read from the imagery, so it works in any climate. Open

Popular conversions

The pairs people ask for most. The full matrix is further down.

KML GeoJSON KML to GeoJSON Convert now, free KMZ GeoJSON KMZ to GeoJSON Convert now, free Shapefile GeoJSON Shapefile to GeoJSON Convert now, free GeoJSON KML GeoJSON to KML Convert now, free CSV GeoJSON CSV to GeoJSON Convert now, free GPX GeoJSON GPX to GeoJSON Convert now, free GeoTIFF PNG GeoTIFF to PNG Convert now, free JPEG GeoTIFF JPEG to GeoTIFF Convert now, free

Draw an area, get the data

No file to bring, no account. Pick a place on the map and take the layer away in whatever format you need.

The Earth at Night NASA’s night lights, which are the closest thing there is to a photograph of where people are and what they have. A village that gets a connection appears. A town that grows spreads. Explore anywhere. Open the tool Rainfall and Temperature, Year by Year Pick a district or taluka and see how much rain fell and how hot it got, for any year back to 1940. Month by month, year against year, when the monsoon arrived and how long the dry spells ran. Download the readings or every day of a year. Open the tool Road Network and Lengths for Any Area Pick a state, district, taluka or village and get the roads in it, sorted into national highway, state highway, district road and village road, with the length of each in kilometres. Download in any format. Open the tool Contours, Elevation and Slope for Any Area Pick a state, district, taluka or village — or draw a box — and get contour lines, a hillshade, steepness and the heights themselves. Download the contours in any format or the heights as points or a CSV grid. Open the tool Indian Village Boundaries with LGD Codes India only. Browse any state, district, taluka and village, and take the outlines in any of thirteen formats. Every boundary carries its Local Government Directory code, so it joins straight to a government record. Derived from Survey of India data — check the official portal before relying on where a line sits. Open the tool Read WMS, WMTS and WFS Services Draw layers published by NASA, ISRO, USGS and any other agency straight onto the map, put your own data over the top, and pull features away in any format. The national portals hold the data and expect you to work with it elsewhere — this is elsewhere. Open the tool Barren, Vegetated, Water and Built-up Land Draw an area and get it sorted into water, dense and sparse vegetation, bare ground and built surface, with the area of each in hectares and acres. The thresholds are read from the imagery, so it works in any climate. Open the tool Extract Agricultural Land from Any Area Draw an area and pull out the farmland in it — either as recorded in open datasets, or detected from what actually greened up between two dates this season. Areas in hectares and acres, downloadable. Open the tool Find Floating Debris on Water from Satellite Draw an area of water and look for floating material using the published floating debris index. It finds patches worth investigating — it cannot tell plastic from seaweed, and the results say so. Open the tool Extract Water Bodies from Any Area Draw an area and pull out every pond, tank, river, canal and drain in it — either as volunteers have mapped it, or as the satellite saw it on a day you choose. Download in any format. Open the tool Report on a Single Field Mark one field anywhere in the world, pick a date, and get everything about it in one page: area, crop vigour, moisture, how it compares with the land around it, and where within the field the differences are. Printable, and nothing uploaded. Open the tool NDVI and Crop Health from Satellite Imagery Draw any area, pick a date, and see NDVI, NDRE, moisture or water indices computed from free Sentinel-2 imagery — in your browser, at ten metres, with nothing uploaded. Open the tool Download Building Footprints for Any Area Draw a box anywhere in the world and download every building mapped there, in any format. No account, no file to bring — just an area on a map. Open the tool
These are the only tools that send anything To fetch data for a place, the corners of the area you draw go to OpenStreetMap’s public servers. Nothing else leaves your machine — not your files, not your identity, on this page or any other. Every one of these tools says so before it sends.

Tools

Measure, check and reproject without converting anything. Same rule as the converters — nothing is uploaded.

Drone Flight Log Drone Flight Log to GPX, KML or Shapefile One point or a pasted list GCP Converter Ground Control Point File Converter One point or a pasted list Georeference a Scan Put a Scanned Map on the Earth One point or a pasted list Raster Converter GeoTIFF, TIFF, JPEG and PNG One point or a pasted list GeoTIFF Inspector Inspect a GeoTIFF One point or a pasted list Make a Map Make a Printable Map One point or a pasted list Prepare Boundary Data Prepare a State Boundary Package One point or a pasted list Satellite Tracker What Is Above You Right Now One point or a pasted list Galaxy Explorer From Here to the Edge One point or a pasted list Live Hazard Map What Is Happening Right Now One point or a pasted list Earth at Night The Earth at Night One point or a pasted list GIS Playground GIS Playground One point or a pasted list Rainfall and Temperature Rainfall and Temperature, Year by Year One point or a pasted list Road Network Road Network and Lengths for Any Area One point or a pasted list Terrain and Contours Contours, Elevation and Slope for Any Area One point or a pasted list Village Boundaries Indian Village Boundaries with LGD Codes One point or a pasted list Map Services Read WMS, WMTS and WFS Services One point or a pasted list Land Cover Barren, Vegetated, Water and Built-up Land One point or a pasted list Agricultural Land Extract Agricultural Land from Any Area One point or a pasted list Floating Debris Find Floating Debris on Water from Satellite One point or a pasted list Water Bodies Extract Water Bodies from Any Area One point or a pasted list Field Report Report on a Single Field One point or a pasted list Vegetation Index NDVI and Crop Health from Satellite Imagery One point or a pasted list Building Footprints Download Building Footprints for Any Area One point or a pasted list MGRS Converter MGRS to Latitude Longitude Converter One point or a pasted list Plus Codes Plus Code to Latitude Longitude Converter One point or a pasted list Geohash Geohash to Latitude Longitude Converter One point or a pasted list Land Record Parser Maharashtra Land Record (7/12) Parser One point or a pasted list Draw a Map Draw and Export a GIS Layer One point or a pasted list Grid Generator Generate a Survey Grid One point or a pasted list Plot Coordinates Plot Coordinates on a Map One point or a pasted list Check Geometry Find Every Fault in a Layer One point or a pasted list Edit Geometry Edit Boundaries and Move Corners One point or a pasted list Topology Check Find Gaps and Overlaps Between Plots One point or a pasted list Compare Two Layers Compare Two Versions of a Layer One point or a pasted list Attribute Editor Edit an Attribute Table One point or a pasted list File Inspector Inspect a GIS File One point or a pasted list Simplify a Layer Simplify and Generalise a GIS Layer One point or a pasted list Buffer Buffer a Layer by Distance One point or a pasted list Clip and Difference Clip One Layer by Another One point or a pasted list Dissolve Dissolve and Merge Boundaries One point or a pasted list Spatial Join Join Attributes by Location One point or a pasted list Area and Perimeter Land Area and Perimeter Calculator Upload a file, get numbers Geometry Info Geometry Inspector Upload a file, get numbers UTM Latitude Longitude Convert UTM to Latitude and Longitude One point or a pasted list DMS Decimal Degrees Convert DMS to Decimal Degrees One point or a pasted list Everest / Kalianpur WGS 84 Convert Survey of India Coordinates to WGS 84 One point or a pasted list GeoJSON Validator GeoJSON Validator and Repair Check and repair a file Coordinate Converter Coordinate System Converter One point or a pasted list

How it works

Three steps and you are done. No account at any point.

  1. 1

    Pick your file

    Drag it onto the panel or browse for it. Several files at once is fine, and a KMZ is unzipped for you.

  2. 2

    Check it on the map

    Features are drawn with their attributes so you can confirm the geometry landed correctly before you commit.

  3. 3

    Download the result

    The converted file is written in memory and saved straight to your downloads. Nothing is kept anywhere.

Why in the browser?

Most online converters upload your file, convert it on their server and hold it for a while afterwards. For a hiking track that is fine. For revenue records, property boundaries and drone survey output it is not.

Your data never travels

There is no upload endpoint and no database. What the page knows about your file is what is on your screen, and it forgets that when you close the tab.

Fast on any connection

Only the page travels over the network. A 40 MB file converts at the same speed on a village broadband line as it does on fibre.

Output that validates

GeoJSON per RFC 7946 in WGS 84, with exterior rings wound counter-clockwise and holes clockwise. QGIS, ArcGIS, Leaflet and Mapbox all take it without a warning.

Frequently asked questions

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. Every conversion runs as JavaScript inside your own browser. The file is opened from your disk, converted in memory and written back to your downloads folder. Open the network tab while you convert and you will see no request carrying your data.

What file size can I convert?

Around 100 to 150 MB comfortably, and more on a stronger machine. Because there is no server involved there is no plan limit, no queue and no daily cap. The only ceiling is your device memory.

Will my coordinate system be preserved?

KML is always WGS 84, so GeoJSON output is written in EPSG:4326 to match. Where a source format carries its own CRS metadata, that is read and reported before conversion so you know exactly what you are getting.

What happens to attribute data?

Attributes are preserved with their types intact. In KML that means ExtendedData and SchemaData become feature properties, so a survey number stays text and an area stays a number. Folder names are recorded too.

Can I convert several files at once?

Yes. Drop as many as you like and choose whether to merge them into one collection or download them separately. There is no batch limit, because there is nothing to queue.

Is it really free?

Yes, and there is no sign-up. It is built by Quantox, a GIS and e-governance company in Karad, because these are the tools we needed ourselves for municipal and Gram Panchayat work.

All our converters

Every conversion below is live. Pick a starting format and go.

GeoJSON

GeoJSON to KML GeoJSON to KMZ GeoJSON to GPX GeoJSON to CSV GeoJSON to Excel GeoJSON to Shapefile GeoJSON to WKT GeoJSON to TopoJSON GeoJSON to GeoJSONSeq GeoJSON to DXF GeoJSON to GeoPackage GeoJSON to SVG

KML

KML to GeoJSON KML to KMZ KML to GPX KML to CSV KML to Excel KML to Shapefile KML to WKT KML to TopoJSON KML to GeoJSONSeq KML to DXF KML to GeoPackage KML to SVG

KMZ

KMZ to GeoJSON KMZ to KML KMZ to GPX KMZ to CSV KMZ to Excel KMZ to Shapefile KMZ to WKT KMZ to TopoJSON KMZ to GeoJSONSeq KMZ to DXF KMZ to GeoPackage KMZ to SVG

GPX

GPX to GeoJSON GPX to KML GPX to KMZ GPX to CSV GPX to Excel GPX to Shapefile GPX to WKT GPX to TopoJSON GPX to GeoJSONSeq GPX to DXF GPX to GeoPackage GPX to SVG

CSV

CSV to GeoJSON CSV to KML CSV to KMZ CSV to GPX CSV to Excel CSV to Shapefile CSV to WKT CSV to TopoJSON CSV to GeoJSONSeq CSV to DXF CSV to GeoPackage CSV to SVG

Excel

Excel to GeoJSON Excel to KML Excel to KMZ Excel to GPX Excel to CSV Excel to Shapefile Excel to WKT Excel to TopoJSON Excel to GeoJSONSeq Excel to DXF Excel to GeoPackage Excel to SVG

Shapefile

Shapefile to GeoJSON Shapefile to KML Shapefile to KMZ Shapefile to GPX Shapefile to CSV Shapefile to Excel Shapefile to WKT Shapefile to TopoJSON Shapefile to GeoJSONSeq Shapefile to DXF Shapefile to GeoPackage Shapefile to SVG

WKT

WKT to GeoJSON WKT to KML WKT to KMZ WKT to GPX WKT to CSV WKT to Excel WKT to Shapefile WKT to TopoJSON WKT to GeoJSONSeq WKT to DXF WKT to GeoPackage WKT to SVG

TopoJSON

TopoJSON to GeoJSON TopoJSON to KML TopoJSON to KMZ TopoJSON to GPX TopoJSON to CSV TopoJSON to Excel TopoJSON to Shapefile TopoJSON to WKT TopoJSON to GeoJSONSeq TopoJSON to DXF TopoJSON to GeoPackage TopoJSON to SVG

GeoJSONSeq

GeoJSONSeq to GeoJSON GeoJSONSeq to KML GeoJSONSeq to KMZ GeoJSONSeq to GPX GeoJSONSeq to CSV GeoJSONSeq to Excel GeoJSONSeq to Shapefile GeoJSONSeq to WKT GeoJSONSeq to TopoJSON GeoJSONSeq to DXF GeoJSONSeq to GeoPackage GeoJSONSeq to SVG

DXF

DXF to GeoJSON DXF to KML DXF to KMZ DXF to GPX DXF to CSV DXF to Excel DXF to Shapefile DXF to WKT DXF to TopoJSON DXF to GeoJSONSeq DXF to GeoPackage DXF to SVG

GeoPackage

GeoPackage to GeoJSON GeoPackage to KML GeoPackage to KMZ GeoPackage to GPX GeoPackage to CSV GeoPackage to Excel GeoPackage to Shapefile GeoPackage to WKT GeoPackage to TopoJSON GeoPackage to GeoJSONSeq GeoPackage to DXF GeoPackage to SVG

GeoTIFF

GeoTIFF to TIFF GeoTIFF to PNG GeoTIFF to JPEG GeoTIFF to WebP

TIFF

TIFF to GeoTIFF TIFF to PNG TIFF to JPEG TIFF to WebP

PNG

PNG to GeoTIFF PNG to TIFF PNG to JPEG PNG to WebP

JPEG

JPEG to GeoTIFF JPEG to TIFF JPEG to PNG JPEG to WebP

WebP

WebP to GeoTIFF WebP to TIFF WebP to PNG WebP to JPEG

SVG is an export format only — you can convert any layer into it, but not back out again. A drawn map has no coordinates to recover, only shapes on a page.

Ready to convert without uploading?

Free, no sign-up, no file size limit — and your data never leaves your machine.

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