Is my supply-chain location data uploaded anywhere?

No. All validation and conversion run entirely in your browser using JavaScript. The only network requests are for map background tiles; your GeoJSON is never sent to a server.

Does this submit my file to TRACES?

No. Submission happens in your own authenticated TRACES / EUDR Information System account. This tool only prepares and checks the geolocation file so it will not be rejected on format grounds.

Is this legal advice or a compliance guarantee?

No. It validates the file format against the published EUDR geolocation rules. Legal responsibility for the Due Diligence Statement remains with the operator.

What commodities does EUDR cover?

EUDR covers cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, wood, plus products derived from them such as leather, chocolate and furniture.

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Free EUDR GeoJSON validator & converter

Validate, build and convert the plot geolocation files EU importers must attach to their Deforestation Regulation due-diligence statements. Fix the errors that get files rejected by TRACES — before you submit.

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Check a GeoJSON against the exact EUDR rules — WGS-84, ≥6 decimals, the 4-hectare point/polygon rule, closed rings, self-intersections — with a plain-language fix for every error.

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Turn the formats suppliers actually send — CSV, KML/KMZ, zipped shapefiles, WKT — into a clean, reprojected WGS-84 EUDR GeoJSON, checked against the rules.

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Who needs this, and by when

The EU Deforestation Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2023/1115) requires operators placing cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, wood and derived products on the EU market to file a Due Diligence Statement with precise plot geolocation.

2026-12-30 — Large and medium operators and traders
2027-06-30 — Micro and small enterprises

Deadlines and simplifications are still being finalised in EU trilogue — treat specifics as moving. Rules last reviewed 2026-07-05.

Frequently asked questions

Is my supply-chain location data uploaded anywhere?: No. All validation and conversion run entirely in your browser using JavaScript. The only network requests are for map background tiles; your GeoJSON is never sent to a server.
Does this submit my file to TRACES?: No. Submission happens in your own authenticated TRACES / EUDR Information System account. This tool only prepares and checks the geolocation file so it will not be rejected on format grounds.
Is this legal advice or a compliance guarantee?: No. It validates the file format against the published EUDR geolocation rules. Legal responsibility for the Due Diligence Statement remains with the operator.
What commodities does EUDR cover?: EUDR covers cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, wood, plus products derived from them such as leather, chocolate and furniture.