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GeoJSON to KMZ Converter Online

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GeoJSON to KMZ Converter Online Guide

Convert GeoJSON features to KMZ or KML for Google Earth and GIS sharing. Preview vector features and export clean map overlays.

What is GeoJSON?

GeoJSON is a web mapping vector format that normally stores coordinates in WGS84 longitude, latitude order.

What is KMZ/KML?

KMZ/KML provides portable Google Earth overlays with placemarks, paths and polygons for review or delivery.

When to use this converter

Use this converter when web map data, API exports or GIS features need to be opened in Google Earth.

Supported geometry

Point, MultiPoint, LineString, MultiLineString, Polygon, MultiPolygon and FeatureCollection inputs are the intended workflow.

Coordinate systems

Select the source coordinate reference system before import. Google Earth KML/KMZ deliverables use WGS84 geographic coordinates, while DXF and survey files often use projected metre-based systems such as UTM or a national CRS.

Workflow

  1. Open the CRS selector and choose the source CRS.
  2. Import the GeoJSON file using the page import button.
  3. Inspect features on the map and check the attribute preview.
  4. Choose the KMZ/KML export option and download the deliverable.

Common mistakes

FAQ

Is GeoJSON always WGS84?

Modern GeoJSON is normally WGS84 longitude and latitude. If a file came from a custom workflow, verify its CRS before conversion.

Can properties become placemark descriptions?

Yes, key properties can be included in the exported KML/KMZ descriptions where supported.

Why simplify large GeoJSON files?

Google Earth can become slow with very dense geometry, so simplification may improve sharing and review.

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