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Convert KML or KMZ to a spreadsheet (CSV) — free

Need the places from a Google Earth file in a spreadsheet? Drop the KML or KMZ here and save it as a CSV that opens in Excel or Google Sheets.

Drop your KML or KMZ file here

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    How to do it

    1. Drop your KML or KMZ file into the box above — or click “choose a file” to pick it from your device.
    2. Click “Convert to CSV”. DropMaps opens in a new tab with your file on the map, so you can check it looks right.
    3. The save options open by themselves, with CSV highlighted. Click it and the file downloads straight away.

    Questions

    How are the locations stored?

    Points get longitude and latitude columns. Paths and areas are kept as a text description of the shape (WKT) in their own column, which GIS software can read back.

    My file has more than one layer. How do I convert the rest?

    The save options open for the first layer. For the others, open the layer’s menu in the layer list and choose Export….

    Is my file uploaded anywhere?

    No. The file is opened right in your browser, on your own computer. Nothing is sent to us unless you choose to save the map to a DropMaps account.

    Is it really free?

    Yes. Opening, viewing, editing and exporting files is free, with no signup needed. An account is only needed if you want to save maps to the cloud or share them with a link.

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    Viewers

    Shapefile viewerKML / KMZ viewerGeoJSON viewerCSV to mapGeoTIFF viewerGPX viewerGeoPackage viewerFile Geodatabase viewer

    Converters

    Shapefile to GeoJSONShapefile to KMLKML to shapefileKML to GeoJSONGeoJSON to shapefileGeoJSON to KMLCSV to KMLCSV to shapefileGPX to KMLGeoPackage to shapefileFile Geodatabase to shapefile

    Map functions

    BufferDissolveMerge layersClipEraseSimplifyCentroidsCount points in polygonsJoin by locationFix geometry

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