Shapefile to EUDR GeoJSON
GIS teams work in shapefiles; the EUDR Information System wants GeoJSON. Upload a zipped shapefile and we reproject it to WGS-84 using its .prj, convert it to GeoJSON, and validate it against the EUDR rules.
CSV · KML · KMZ · zipped shapefile (.zip) · WKT · GeoJSON
Applies to CSV / WKT / GeoJSON. KML and shapefiles are reprojected automatically.
…or paste text (CSV / WKT / GeoJSON)
🔒 Conversion runs entirely in your browser — your files are never uploaded.
Zipping a shapefile
A shapefile is several files that must stay together. Select at least the .shp, .dbf and .prj (the .prj is what lets us reproject correctly) and compress them into a single .zip, then upload that.
Frequently asked questions
- Why do I have to zip the shapefile?
- A shapefile is not one file — it is a set (.shp, .dbf, .shx, .prj and more). Zipping keeps them together so the geometry, attributes and projection are all available.
- Is my data reprojected to WGS-84?
- Yes, automatically, using the coordinate system declared in the .prj file. If the .prj is missing, coordinates are assumed to already be WGS-84.
- Are attributes kept?
- Yes. Attribute fields from the .dbf become feature properties, so identifiers and area fields carry through.