Open the shapefile
Drop the .shp, .dbf and .prj together (and .cpg if present), or the .zip that holds them.
Turn a shapefile into GeoJSON in longitude and latitude, ready for web maps.
The .prj puts it in the right place; the .cpg keeps accents and non-Latin text right.
Drop files here, or choose them. For a shapefile, pick its .shp, .dbf and .prj together, or a .zip.
GeoJSON, TopoJSON, KML, KMZ, GPX, TCX, Shapefile, CSV, FlatGeobuf, GeoPackageDrop the .shp, .dbf and .prj together (and .cpg if present), or the .zip that holds them.
See it on the map and browse its attribute table.
The Export panel is set to GeoJSON in WGS 84, as the GeoJSON standard expects. Pick another coordinate system if you need one.
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Yes. Convert as many files as you like, with no account, no watermark and no limits beyond your device's memory.
The .prj says which coordinate system the shapefile uses, so it can be converted to longitude and latitude. Without it, coordinates are taken as longitude/latitude, or you're asked for the system.
The .cpg file or the code page in the .dbf is used; without either, UTF-8 or Windows Latin-1 is detected.
No. The file is read and converted in your browser tab and never leaves your device.
Reprojects from .prj · Attributes kept · No upload