GeoJSON Developer Tools

Free online tools to view, validate, convert, and transform GeoJSON data. No signup required. Everything runs in your browser.

GeoJason provides over 30 purpose-built tools for working with GeoJSON, the open standard format for encoding geographic features defined in RFC 7946. Whether you need to visualize features on a map, convert between formats like KML, WKT, and GPX, run spatial operations like buffering and clipping, or calculate areas, lengths, and centroids — every tool works instantly in your browser with no server uploads and no data stored.

How It Works

1

Paste or Upload

Drop your GeoJSON, KML, WKT, GPX, or coordinate data into any tool.

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View the Results

See output instantly on an interactive map powered by Leaflet, with results you can copy or download.

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No Signup, No Server

All processing happens client-side in your browser. Your data never leaves your machine.

GeoJSON Tools

GeoJSON Viewer

View and visualize GeoJSON files on an interactive map. Paste or upload your GeoJSON data to see it rendered instantly.

GeoJSON Validator

Validate your GeoJSON data against the RFC 7946 specification. Find and fix errors in your GeoJSON files.

GeoJSON Simplifier

Simplify complex GeoJSON geometries to reduce file size while preserving shape accuracy.

GeoJSON Bounding Box Calculator

Calculate the bounding box envelope of any GeoJSON geometry. Get min/max coordinates instantly.

GeoJSON Feature Counter

Count features and geometries in your GeoJSON data. Get a detailed breakdown by geometry type.

GeoJSON Pretty Printer

Format and beautify your GeoJSON with proper indentation for easy reading and debugging.

GeoJSON Minifier

Minify GeoJSON data by removing whitespace and reducing coordinate precision to shrink file size.

GeoJSON Area Calculator

Calculate the area of GeoJSON polygons in square meters and square kilometers.

GeoJSON Length Calculator

Calculate the total length of GeoJSON LineStrings in meters and kilometers.

GeoJSON Centroid Calculator

Find the geographic center point of any GeoJSON geometry. Calculate centroids for polygons and feature collections.

GeoJSON Point Generator

Generate GeoJSON Point features from coordinates. Create point data for web maps.

GeoJSON Polygon Generator

Draw and generate GeoJSON Polygon features interactively on a map.

GeoJSON Merge Tool

Merge multiple GeoJSON files into a single FeatureCollection.

GeoJSON Buffer Tool

Create buffer zones around GeoJSON geometries at a specified distance.

GeoJSON Clip Tool

Clip GeoJSON features to a bounding box or polygon boundary.

GeoJSON Difference Tool

Calculate the geometric difference between two GeoJSON polygons.

GeoJSON Union Tool

Compute the union of multiple GeoJSON polygons into a single geometry.

GeoJSON Intersection Tool

Find the intersection area between two GeoJSON polygons.

GeoJSON Dissolve Tool

Dissolve adjacent GeoJSON polygons into larger combined features.

GeoJSON Coordinate Precision Reducer

Reduce coordinate precision in GeoJSON to shrink file size without losing meaningful accuracy.

GeoJSON Rewind Tool

Fix winding order of GeoJSON polygon coordinates to follow the right-hand rule per RFC 7946.

GeoJSON Coordinate Flip Tool

Swap latitude and longitude coordinates in GeoJSON data to fix coordinate order issues.

GeoJSON Flatten Tool

Flatten Multi-geometries into individual single-type GeoJSON features.

Format Converters

Guides & Resources

What is GeoJSON?

Learn about GeoJSON - the open standard format for encoding geographic data structures using JSON.

GeoJSON Specification (RFC 7946)

A developer-friendly guide to the GeoJSON specification RFC 7946 with examples and explanations.

GeoJSON Examples

Browse common GeoJSON examples for Point LineString Polygon and FeatureCollection types.

GeoJSON Best Practices for Developers

Best practices for working with GeoJSON data in web mapping and GIS applications.

Coordinate Reference Systems (CRS)

Understand coordinate reference systems and how they relate to GeoJSON and web mapping.

GeoJSON vs TopoJSON Comparison

Compare GeoJSON and TopoJSON formats. Learn when topology-preserving formats save space.

Web Mapping Developer Guide

A comprehensive guide to building interactive web maps with GeoJSON Leaflet and modern tools.

Using GeoJSON with PostGIS

Learn how to import export and query GeoJSON data in PostGIS spatial databases.

GeoJSON Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common GeoJSON questions — coordinate order file size limits browser support and more.

GeoJSON Debugging Guide

Fix common GeoJSON problems: points in the ocean reversed polygons invalid geometries and coordinate order issues.

GeoJSON File Size Optimization

Reduce GeoJSON file size by 50-90% using simplification precision reduction minification and format alternatives.

Spatial Operations Explained

Learn buffer clip union intersection and difference operations with real GeoJSON examples you can paste into tools.

GeoJSON vs Shapefile vs GeoPackage

Compare GeoJSON Shapefile GeoPackage and other geospatial formats. When to use each and migration strategies.

Working with GeoJSON in Python

Use GeoJSON in Python with json Shapely GeoPandas and Fiona. Read write transform and serve spatial data.

Working with GeoJSON in JavaScript

Parse transform and render GeoJSON in JavaScript with Turf.js Leaflet Mapbox GL and TypeScript types.

Build a Store Locator with GeoJSON

Step-by-step tutorial: geocode addresses create GeoJSON features and build a proximity search map with Leaflet.

Popular Guides

Why GeoJason?

100% Client-Side

Every tool runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript and Turf.js. Your GeoJSON data is never uploaded to a server. This means instant results with no bandwidth limits, no queue times, and no file size restrictions beyond your browser's memory.

Developer-Focused

Built by developers who work with GeoJSON daily. Every tool shows both a map preview and raw JSON output. Copy buttons on all code blocks. Results that are ready to paste directly into your code, database, or API response.

RFC 7946 Compliant

All tools follow the GeoJSON specification. The validator checks against RFC 7946. The rewind tool enforces the right-hand rule. Coordinate precision tools respect WGS 84 decimal degree conventions. No proprietary extensions or format quirks.

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