Geo Format Converters

Convert files between common geography formats directly in your browser. No data is uploaded; everything runs client‑side.

Free for all purposes — personal and commercial — no account, no sign‑in, no usage caps.

Available Converters

GeoJSON → SVG

Export GeoJSON to scalable vector graphics (SVG). Perfect for logos, print materials, and web use. Resolution-independent and editable in design software.

GeoJSON → PNG

Convert GeoJSON to PNG raster images with transparency support. Ideal for presentations, overlays, and print materials.

GeoJSON → JPEG

Export GeoJSON to compressed JPEG images. Smallest file sizes, perfect for web galleries, email, and social media.

GeoJSON → TopoJSON

Convert GeoJSON to TopoJSON to optimize polygon datasets for performance. TopoJSON reduces file size by encoding shared arcs—perfect for web maps with many features.

TopoJSON → GeoJSON

Convert TopoJSON back to standard GeoJSON format for compatibility with tools that don't support TopoJSON.

Shapefile → GeoJSON

Convert Shapefile (.zip with .shp, .dbf, .shx, .prj) to GeoJSON. Many open data portals still use Shapefile format.

KML → GeoJSON

Convert KML (Google Earth exports) to GeoJSON. Also supports creating KMZ (zipped KML) from your original KML file.

GPX → GeoJSON

Convert GPX (GPS Exchange Format) to GeoJSON. Perfect for GPS tracks, hiking routes, cycling paths, and waypoints from GPS devices and fitness apps like Strava.

CSV → GeoJSON

Convert CSV files with latitude/longitude columns to GeoJSON Point features. Auto-detects common header names like lat/lon, latitude/longitude.

Why Use These Tools?

• 100% Client-Side: Your files never leave your device. All processing happens in your browser.
• Smart Preview: Large datasets show a sampled preview to keep the page fast. Downloads always contain the full result.
• Consistent UX: Every converter supports drag-and-drop and file picker.
• Free Forever: No accounts, no limits, no tracking.

FAQs

Do you upload my files? No—everything runs locally in your browser.

Is it free for commercial use? Yes—FREE for all purposes with no account and no limits.

What coordinate order do you use? GeoJSON uses [longitude, latitude]. CSV expects separate lat/lon columns; you can remap them in the UI.

See also

• Distance Tool — Measure great-circle distance between two points
• Globe Distance Tool — Measure distance on a 3D globe
• GeoJSON Minifier — Reduce GeoJSON file size
• TopoJSON Minifier — Optimize TopoJSON files
• GeoJSON Merger — Combine multiple GeoJSON files