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KMZ to DXF Converter Online

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KMZ to DXF Converter Online Guide

Convert KMZ or KML map overlays to DXF CAD drawings. Choose the target CRS, preview the geometry, and export CAD-ready linework.

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.

What is DXF?

DXF is a CAD exchange format used to move point, line and polygon geometry into engineering drawing software.

When to use this converter

Use this converter when a Google Earth boundary, route, waypoint set or planning overlay needs to become CAD linework in a projected CRS.

Supported geometry

Supported outputs include CAD point, line and polygon features created from vector KML/KMZ placemarks.

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 KMZ/KML file using the page import button.
  3. Inspect features on the map and check the attribute preview.
  4. Choose the DXF export option and download the deliverable.

Common mistakes

FAQ

What CRS should I select for KMZ to DXF?

Select the project CRS used by the CAD drawing, such as a UTM zone or an official national grid.

Can image overlays inside KMZ become DXF?

No. Raster overlays need georeferencing or tracing; this converter is for vector placemarks and geometries.

Why are coordinates very large in the DXF?

Projected CAD systems use metre-based eastings and northings, so larger coordinate values are expected.

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