GIS Tools at a Glance
One place to find every utility on GISpo.studio. File converters, structural validators, interactive map preview, and the workflows that string them together.
File Converters
47 format pairs covered — Shapefile, GeoJSON, GeoPackage, KML, GPX, TopoJSON, WKT, DXF, CSV, and more.
File Validators
Pre-flight checks for GeoJSON, Shapefile, GeoPackage, KML, GPX, GML, WKT, and TopoJSON. Catch structural issues before they reach QGIS.
Interactive Map Preview
Drop in any GIS file (.geojson, .kml, .gpx, .zip, .topojson) and visualise it on a Leaflet map — entirely in your browser, no upload.
By the Numbers
Reference pages with specs, FAQs, and tooling.
Format pairs with documentation and CLI examples.
Live structural validators powered by GDAL.
Active converters, validators, and an in-browser map preview.
Popular Conversions
The six conversions we see most often.
GIS Workflows
Common pipelines from field to web.
Field Data Collection → Web Map
Capture coordinates in the field with a GPS app, validate the export, convert to GeoJSON, and drop into a Leaflet or Mapbox web map.
Legacy Shapefile → Modern GIS Stack
Retire a legacy Shapefile bundle by migrating it to GeoPackage, then publish a GeoJSON slice for web display.
- Shapefile
- GeoPackage
- GeoJSON
- Web Map
Government GML → Desktop GIS
Take a GML feed from a government portal (INSPIRE, cadastral) and bring it into a queryable GeoPackage for QGIS.
- GML
- Validate
- GeoPackage
- QGIS
CAD Drawing → GIS-Ready Layer
Bring a surveyor or architect DXF into GIS by assigning a CRS, converting to GeoPackage, and previewing on a map.
- DXF
- Assign CRS
- GeoPackage
- QGIS
Format Reference
11 formats with specs, FAQs, and tooling.
Coming Soon
Batch Conversion
Drop a folder of files, get a ZIP of converted output. Same engines, same deterministic results.
API Access
Programmatic access for the same converters. Webhook-friendly, predictable rate limits, signed URLs for downloads.
Large File Support
Bypass the 50 MB sandbox limit for serious GIS work — gigabyte-scale Shapefiles, GeoPackages, and GML.