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Convert KML to Excel
Need a coordinate table out of features you drew in Google Earth to drop into a report or a bill of quantities? Convert KML to an Excel file that lays longitude and latitude (or easting/northing after reprojection) in tidy columns alongside each feature’s name and attributes — opens straight in Excel.
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FAQ
- How do I convert KML to Excel?
- Upload the KML file in the tool above and a summary of its contents appears (points/lines/polygons and attributes). Pick the coordinate system if the file carries none, then hit “Convert & download” — the Excel file saves straight to your device.
- Is my file uploaded to a server?
- No — everything runs inside your browser and the file never leaves your device. No sign-up, no usage caps.
- Are attributes, names and elevations preserved?
- Yes, as far as Excel allows: names and Z values always pass through, and attribute fields carry over wherever the format has a table — any potential loss is shown explicitly before converting; nothing is dropped silently.
All formats and directions (8 formats in and out) live in the full surveying file format converter.