Free tool
Convert Shapefile to Excel
A shapefile landed from a government office and you want its attribute table and coordinates in Excel? The tool unpacks the ZIP and exports the attributes and coordinates to an Excel sheet, handling Arabic in legacy DBF tables via automatic Windows-1256 decoding so no text comes out garbled.
Format converter
FAQ
- How do I convert Shapefile to Excel?
- Upload the Shapefile 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.