Inspect, convert, validate

Convert geo data.

Convert common GIS and CAD vector formats without installing desktop software. Upload a file, inspect it first, choose your target format, then run the conversion through a GDAL-powered worker.

Active vector formats

Built for everyday geodata handoffs.

Use the app for common Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML, GPX, CAD, and tabular conversion jobs.

GeoJSONShapefile ZIPKMLKMZGeoPackageGPXCSVDXFGMLFlatGeobuf
01

Upload and inspect

Drop in a standard geodata file. We inspect it with GDAL before conversion so you can see whether it is readable.

02

Review metadata

Check detected layer name, geometry type, feature count, and any conversion warnings before spending tokens.

03

Choose output

Pick a target format, optionally set a target CRS, then convert server-side through the GDAL worker.

04

Download result

Completed jobs are validated after conversion and stored temporarily in your conversion history.

Preflight inspection

Catch unreadable files, empty layers, and format issues before converting.

GDAL-powered conversion

Use proven geospatial tooling under the hood instead of browser-side conversion hacks.

Validated results

Converted outputs are inspected again so your history can show whether a job produced readable data.

Free

For testing the converter with real spatial files.

$0 /month
  • 5 free tokens per month
  • 1 vector conversion = 1 token
  • 25 MB max upload size
  • 7-day file retention
  • Inspect before converting

Pro

Planned

For frequent project work and larger conversion jobs.

Coming soon
$15 /month
  • Monthly token allowance
  • Larger files
  • Longer retention
  • Batch conversion planned
  • Priority queue planned

Team

For teams that need shared usage, history, and billing.

Coming soon
$49 /month
  • Shared token pool
  • Team conversion history
  • Admin controls
  • Longer retention
  • Support channel planned

Token packs for occasional users.

Subscriptions are useful for regular users, but not everyone needs a monthly plan. Token packs let users buy a small bucket of conversions when they need it.

Starter pack

$5

10 tokens

Good for occasional one-off conversions.

Project pack

$12

30 tokens

For cleaning up a small project folder.

Power pack

$25

80 tokens

Best value for repeated GIS handoffs.

Planned token model: simple vector conversions cost 1 token. Larger files, reprojection, batch jobs, and future raster conversions can cost more.

01 What formats can I convert?
The current vector workflow is built around GDAL and covers GeoJSON, zipped Shapefiles, KML, KMZ, GeoPackage, GPX, CSV, DXF, GML, and FlatGeobuf. Raster conversion is planned as a separate phase.
02 Do you inspect files before converting?
Yes. Uploads are inspected before conversion. The app shows detected feature count, geometry type, layer name, and whether the worker can open the file before you spend tokens.
03 How do tokens work?
For now, one successful vector conversion costs one token. Failed conversions do not spend tokens. The free plan includes 5 monthly tokens, and token packs are planned for occasional users.
04 Do failed conversions cost tokens?
No. Tokens are deducted only after a successful conversion. If GDAL cannot convert the file, the job fails with an error message and your token balance stays unchanged.
05 Can I reproject data?
The staged workflow already includes an optional target CRS field. Reprojection is handled by the worker when a target CRS is provided, and source coordinates are preserved when no target CRS is selected.
06 Are conversions always lossless?
Not always. Some formats have limitations. Shapefile field names are short, DXF does not preserve arbitrary GIS attributes well, GPX is route/track/waypoint-oriented, and CSV needs explicit geometry columns. The app is designed to surface these constraints clearly.
07 How long are files kept?
Uploaded files and generated outputs are temporary. The current workflow is designed around 7-day retention, with longer history planned for paid plans.
08 Is there an API?
Not yet. The product is focused on the web app first. API access is a good future paid feature once the core conversion workflow is hardened.