File in.
Verified result out.
Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML, KMZ, GPX, CSV, GeoPackage: upload, analyse automatically, check the coordinate system and geometries, and write the result in a suitable target format. No account is needed to try it; anonymous files are deleted automatically.
- Supported formats
- 30+
formats read, 29 of them written
- Coordinate systems
- EPSG
CRS detection with a confidence score
- Processing
- EU
Processed in Germany, analytics only with consent
Everything you need to get a usable result
Start with a conversion, check the format details when a file behaves unexpectedly, or use a guide to resolve coordinate-system problems before processing.
- All convertersChoose a source and target format, then convert on a page built for that exact route.
- Format referenceCompare containers, coordinate-system support, limitations and suitable target formats.
- Practical GIS guidesResolve missing CRS information, Shapefiles without a PRJ and UTM zone questions.
- Limits and pricingSee the current free allowance, file limits, GeoCredits and plans from the live catalogue.
Between Google Earth and GIS
Moving between KML/KMZ and Shapefile is a common Google Earth-to-GIS workflow — in both directions. Each route has its own page covering what to watch out for.
- Convert KML to ShapefileOut of Google Earth and into the format every GIS reads. Folder names and description text come along as attributes.
- Convert KMZ to ShapefileKMZ is zipped KML. GeoVerto unpacks it for you — geometry and data are kept, icons and overlays are not.
- Convert Shapefile to KMLThe way back into Google Earth. Pick the column that becomes the label, or every placemark ends up with the same name.
- Convert Shapefile to KMZSame KML content, compressed: often significantly smaller and convenient for sharing.
How it works
Upload
Drop one file, or one ZIP containing a multi-file dataset such as Shapefile. No account is needed to try a conversion.
Check
GeoVerto reads the coordinate system and says how confident it is. Invalid geometries and missing sidecar files are reported before anything is converted.
Convert
Pick a target format, optionally reproject, download. Anonymous uploads are deleted automatically.
Why the check matters more than the conversion
A converter that guesses the coordinate system does not fail loudly. It produces coordinates that look plausible and sit several hundred kilometres away — and you find out much later, in someone else's map. GeoVerto states what it detected and how sure it is, warns about a missing .prj next to a Shapefile, and reports invalid geometries instead of passing them through.
Convert your first file
No account or card is required to try a conversion. Pick the exact source and target format to see the right upload instructions and known limitations.