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A simpler way to work with location data
Make your location data useful.
Small, thoughtful tools for people who work with places. Start by turning a spreadsheet of coordinates into GeoJSON — right in your browser.
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40° 42′ 46″ N
74° 00′ 21″ W
Point detected
LAT / LNG40.7128, −74.0060
2 km
GeoJSONReady to export✓
01 FIRST TOOL
CSV to GeoJSON
Turn rows with latitude and longitude into features you can use in GIS tools, maps, and apps.
1Choose a CSV file
.CSV → .GEOJSON
OR
↳See the expected formatExample
| name | latitude | longitude | category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Central Park | 40.7829 | -73.9654 | Park |
| Times Square | 40.7580 | -73.9855 | Landmark |
02 BUILT FOR REAL WORK
Useful by design.
Location data shouldn't need a complicated workflow. GeoSuite keeps the small jobs simple.
Keep your attributes
Names, categories, and other columns are preserved as GeoJSON properties.
Ready to use
Download a standard GeoJSON FeatureCollection for your mapping workflow.