KML to GeoJSON

Extract vector placemarks from a self-contained KML document.

Local conversion

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Multiple files welcome · processed one at a time

Select a tool to see its supported formats and conversion limits. Large files may exceed your browser’s memory.

Before processing large files

On phones and tablets, start with files under 20 MiB and keep this tab in the foreground. Video, OCR and 3D operations can use several times the input size in memory. Desktop browsers generally have more room, but the 128 MiB job limit is not a guarantee that every file will fit. Smaller batches reduce memory pressure.

✓ No file uploads✓ No signup required✓ On-demand engines

Supported input formats

  • Keyhole Markup Language (.kml)

Output format

GeoJSON geographic data (.geojson)

Support applies to this conversion direction. Check the limits below for features that may change or be discarded.

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How to use KML to GeoJSON

  1. Add your supported file using the chooser or drop zone.
  2. Review the settings and conversion limits before processing.
  3. Select Convert files, then download the result.

What to expect

  • 20 MB / 100,000 features. All selected placemarks form one collection. MultiGeometry becomes GeometryCollection.
  • Styles, altitude modes, timestamps, folder hierarchy and feature IDs are omitted. Links, overlays, tracks, 3D models and typed SchemaData are rejected. No KMZ.

Engine: Native WGS84 vector mapping. The engine may need a first-use download. Your file stays in this browser session.Check conversion engines and offline requirements.

Conversion settings

These settings are available in the converter above.

Source and target coordinates
Choices: EPSG:4326 · WGS84 longitude / latitude.
Layer selection
Choices: Single GeoJSON collection / all KML placemarks.

About this conversion

Is kml to geojson free?

Yes. This tool runs on your device without an account or a conversion fee.

Are files uploaded during conversion?

File processing happens locally in your browser. Engines may download their code on first use; your input files are not sent to a conversion server. Read how file privacy works.

What if conversion fails?

Check that the file matches a supported input, review the engine’s limitations and try a smaller representative file. If the engine cannot load, check its engine assets and browser requirements. The app reports failures without switching to a remote converter.

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