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GeoJSON to CSV

Convert GeoJSON to a CSV table locally - for Excel, databases and analysis. No upload.

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    GeoJSON is the standard format for web maps, but spreadsheets, databases and analysis tools usually want a flat CSV table. This tool flattens your GeoJSON into CSV: one row per feature, the properties spread across columns, and the geometry written into a single column as WKT (the text geometry format of PostGIS and QGIS).

    Every property key found across all features becomes a column, so nothing is lost even if features carry different attributes. The geometry of each feature - point, line or area - is written as WKT in the geometry column, which keeps the full geometry round-trippable; the partner tool CSV to GeoJSON reads it straight back.

    Everything runs entirely locally in the browser - your possibly sensitive location data never leaves your device. Honestly framed: the geometry travels as WKT text in one column rather than as separate map columns, so the table stays tidy and lossless. An invalid or empty GeoJSON is rejected with a clear message.

    Specifications

    Specifications
    Input formatsGEOJSON, JSON
    Output formatCSV
    Batch processingNo
    ProcessingLocally in your browser (JavaScript)
    File uploadNone

    In 3 steps

    1. Drop your GeoJSON file.
    2. The conversion runs automatically.
    3. Download the CSV (e.g. for Excel).

    Limitations: Converts GeoJSON to a CSV table: one row per feature, columns are the union of all property keys plus a geometry column holding the geometry as WKT. Coordinates WGS84. Round-trips with CSV to GeoJSON. An invalid or empty GeoJSON is rejected with a clear error.

    FAQ

    How is the geometry stored in the CSV?

    In a single geometry column as WKT (e.g. POINT (13.4 52.5)), so every geometry type round-trips losslessly.

    What happens to the properties?

    Every property key across all features becomes its own column; features missing a key get an empty cell.

    Can I turn the CSV back into GeoJSON?

    Yes, use the partner tool CSV to GeoJSON; it reads the WKT geometry column (or latitude/longitude columns) back.

    Is my file uploaded?

    No, the conversion happens entirely locally in the browser; location data never leaves your device.

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