What is DXF?
DXF is a CAD exchange format commonly used for survey linework, parcel boundaries, site plans and engineering drawings.
GeoCAD Bridge
Convert DXF CAD drawings to KML format for Google Earth and mapping applications. Select the source CRS, inspect features on a map, then export as KML.
DXF is a CAD exchange format commonly used for survey linework, parcel boundaries, site plans and engineering drawings.
KML (Keyhole Markup Language) is an XML-based geographic format used by Google Earth, Google Maps and most GIS applications.
Use this converter when CAD coordinates and attributes need to be imported into survey databases, spreadsheets or GIS software for further analysis.
Standard KML with geometry, properties as ExtendedData, and automatic coordinate transformation to WGS84 for compatibility.
Select the source coordinate reference system before import. Exported CSV coordinates use the selected output CRS, typically a projected system like UTM or a national grid.
KML is an XML format for encoding geographic data for display in Earth browsers like Google Earth and Google Maps.
Yes. DXF coordinates often use a projected or local engineering CRS. Select the source CRS before import so coordinates export correctly.
Points, lines, polygons and arcs are exported as coordinate arrays or point lists. Text and attributes are preserved in the output columns.