KML Converter

Upload a KML or KMZ file and convert it to CSV, GeoJSON, or DXF — no desktop GIS software needed.

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About This Tool

The KML Converter reads a KML or KMZ file and exports its features as CSV, GeoJSON, or DXF — no desktop GIS software required. It is used to move data out of Google Earth or legacy GIS tools into spreadsheets, web-mapping systems, or CAD.

Input

A .kml file, or a .kmz archive whose embedded doc.kml is extracted automatically in the browser. Upload by drag-and-drop or the file picker; no server upload is required. Points, LineStrings, Polygons, and MultiGeometry placemarks are supported.

Output

The parsed features written to your chosen format and available for download: CSV (one row per feature with its coordinates and attribute data), GeoJSON (an RFC 7946 FeatureCollection), or DXF (POINT and POLYLINE entities for CAD).

Key Concepts

CSV output: Each feature becomes one row containing its name, geometry, and any KML ExtendedData fields as extra columns. Suited to spreadsheets and database imports.
GeoJSON output: A FeatureCollection with one Feature per placemark, coordinates as [longitude, latitude] pairs per RFC 7946. Compatible with QGIS, PostGIS, Mapbox, and most web-mapping libraries.
DXF output: A CAD drawing in which point placemarks become POINT entities and lines and polygons become POLYLINE entities, with longitude on the X axis and latitude on the Y axis. Import into AutoCAD, QGIS, or LibreCAD.