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GeoJSON to Shapefile Converter Online

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GeoJSON to Shapefile Converter Online Guide

Convert GeoJSON features to Shapefile format for GIS applications. Create standard-compliant ZIP archives with SHP, SHX, DBF and PRJ components.

What is GeoJSON?

GeoJSON is a web mapping vector format that normally stores coordinates in WGS84 longitude, latitude order.

What is Shapefile?

Shapefile is a popular geospatial vector data format used in ArcGIS, QGIS, and many other GIS applications for sharing geographic data.

When to use this converter

Use this converter when GeoJSON features need to be imported into GIS software like ArcGIS, QGIS, or other Shapefile-compatible applications.

Supported geometry

Point, MultiPoint, LineString, MultiLineString, Polygon, MultiPolygon and FeatureCollection inputs are supported with full property preservation.

Coordinate systems

Select the source coordinate reference system before import. The Shapefile output includes a PRJ file specifying the selected output CRS, ensuring proper georeferencing in GIS software.

Workflow

  1. Open the CRS selector and choose the source and output coordinate reference systems.
  2. Import the GeoJSON file using the page import button.
  3. Inspect features on the map and verify the attribute data.
  4. Choose the Shapefile ZIP export option and download the file for use in GIS software.

Common mistakes

FAQ

What is included in the Shapefile ZIP?

The converter exports SHP (geometry), SHX (index), DBF (attributes) and PRJ (projection) files in a single ZIP archive, plus metadata files.

Can I specify the output CRS?

Yes, you can choose any supported CRS for the Shapefile output. The PRJ file will reflect your selection.

Are properties preserved in Shapefile?

Yes, GeoJSON properties become Shapefile DBF fields. Field name truncation may occur due to DBF limitations.

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