Shapefile to KML Converter
Upload a Shapefile ZIP (.shp/.shx/.dbf/.prj) and get a KML for Google Earth instantly — point, line and polygon shapefiles all supported, attribute table preserved.
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.zip containing .shp/.shx/.dbf · max 9 MB.shp, .shx and .dbf at minimum. Include .prj if your data isn't already in WGS84 — it's used to reproject automatically.
ZIP your Shapefile parts together
A Shapefile is always a set of files — .shp (geometry), .shx (index) and .dbf (attribute table), plus optionally .prj (projection). Select all of them and compress into one .zip before uploading.
Automatic reprojection to WGS84
If a .prj file is present and the data isn't already in WGS84 (EPSG:4326), it's reprojected automatically — KML requires WGS84 lat/lon coordinates.
Download and open in Google Earth
The .dbf attribute table becomes ExtendedData on each Placemark, visible when you click a feature in Google Earth. Also compatible with QGIS, ArcGIS Pro and most desktop GIS software.
Include the .prj file in your ZIP — the converter reads the coordinate system and reprojects to WGS84 (EPSG:4326) automatically, since that's what KML/Google Earth requires. Without a .prj, coordinates are assumed to already be WGS84.
Yes. Every .dbf column becomes an ExtendedData field on the corresponding Placemark, visible in Google Earth's info balloon when you click a feature.
All three geometry types — Point, Polyline and Polygon shapefiles — convert correctly, including multi-part geometries.
Yes — use the KML to Shapefile converter. Both directions are free.
Export ArcGIS Online data straight to KML
GISGP connects to any ArcGIS Online Feature Service and exports it directly to KML, Shapefile, GeoJSON, CSV or Excel — no ArcGIS Pro needed.
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