What is KMZ/KML?
KMZ and KML store map features in WGS84 longitude and latitude, often from Google Earth, field mapping or GIS sharing workflows.
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Convert KMZ or KML placemarks to CSV point lists. Preview features on the map, choose the output coordinate system, and export a clean points table.
KMZ and KML store map features in WGS84 longitude and latitude, often from Google Earth, field mapping or GIS sharing workflows.
CSV point files usually contain point name, easting, northing, latitude, longitude, elevation and optional description fields.
Use this converter when Google Earth placemarks, waypoints or boundary vertices need to become a simple point list for spreadsheets or survey software.
Point placemarks convert directly to CSV rows; line and polygon vertices can be exported as ordered point lists.
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.
Yes. Select the output CRS before exporting so the CSV contains easting/northing instead of WGS84 longitude/latitude.
Yes, placemark names are used as the point name column where available.
Their vertices are exported as individual points in sequence, which works well for boundary or alignment data.