Convert GeoJSON to CSV

The Convert GeoJSON to CSV tool flattens GeoJSON features into a clean CSV format. Export coordinates, geometry types, and properties in one click.

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Supported file types: .json, .geojson, .txt
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Options
Include geometry type
Flatten properties
Use lat,lng order

How to Use:

  • Paste your GeoJSON into the input box or import a file using the Choose File button.
  • The tool automatically parses the features and outputs a flat CSV version on the right.
  • Use the toggles in the Options box to control how the conversion works:
    • Include geometry type adds a geometry_type column with values like "Point" or "Polygon".
    • Flatten properties ensures any nested property values are converted to flat JSON strings.
    • Use lat,lng order separates coordinates into latitude and longitude columns instead of a raw array.
  • As soon as you make a change or toggle an option, the output updates live and flashes blue.
  • Click Copy Output to copy the CSV string or Export to File to download it as a .csv.
  • Use Clear All to reset the input, output, toggles, and file info.
  • Below the output, a live Total characters counter shows the size of the resulting CSV.

What Convert GeoJSON to CSV can do:

Convert GeoJSON to CSV takes your spatial data and flattens it into an easy-to-read CSV format. It extracts the properties of each feature and can also include the geometry type and coordinates. It’s great for turning map exports or API responses into tabular data you can load into spreadsheets, databases, or other tools. You don’t need to script anything or upload your data it runs completely in your browser, right as you paste.

Example:

Input GeoJSON:

{
  "type": "Feature",
  "properties": { "name": "Point A", "value": 100 },
  "geometry": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [102.0, 0.5] }
}

CSV Output:

name,value,geometry_type,latitude,longitude
"Point A",100,"Point",0.5,102.0

Common Use Cases:

Convert GeoJSON to CSV is useful for analysts, GIS users, and developers working with spatial data who need to move from map formats to spreadsheet-compatible files. It helps with quick data flattening, visualization prep, and geodata export without needing code or extra software.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

If you’re not seeing coordinates clearly, Analyze CSV can help you locate and verify those geometry fields. And once converted, Convert CSV to GeoJSON lets you switch back anytime for map-based tools.

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