GeoJSON to CSV Converter free and private
Export GeoJSON to CSV with flattened properties. Choose a full schema (WKT, bbox, area, centroid, topology) or a centroid-only table. Runs fully in your browser with no uploads.
FAQ
What GeoJSON is supported?
FeatureCollections, single Features, or bare geometry objects. Bare geometries are wrapped into a single Feature for export.
What gets exported if some features have no geometry?
Only Features that contain a valid geometry are exported. Features without geometry are skipped.
What is the difference between Full schema and Centroid-only?
Full schema exports geometry columns and stats (WKT, bbox, area, centroid, topology) plus properties. Centroid-only exports a simpler table focused on point location and properties, and it disables WKT, bbox, and topology columns.
What columns does the CSV contain?
It includes a label column and one column per property key found in your GeoJSON. In Full schema mode it can also include WKT, bbox columns, centroid columns, area fields, and topology stats like parts, holes, and vertices.
How are properties handled?
Properties are flattened into columns. If features have different property keys, the CSV includes the union of keys and leaves blanks where a feature does not have a value.
Why is there a row limit?
The default limit prevents the browser tab from freezing on huge inputs. Disable the row limit to export everything, but very large files can be slow.
Are area and centroid values always accurate?
They are computed from the coordinates in your GeoJSON. Results depend on your coordinate reference system. If your data is not WGS84 lon/lat (EPSG:4326), area and centroid may not be meaningful.
Is my data uploaded?
No. The conversion runs locally in your browser.
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