What is CSV Points?
CSV point files usually contain point name, easting, northing, latitude, longitude, elevation and optional description fields.
Convert CSV point lists to KMZ or KML. Choose the input coordinate system, validate point fields, preview the map, and export field-ready overlays.
CSV point files usually contain point name, easting, northing, latitude, longitude, elevation and optional description fields.
KMZ/KML packages the point features for Google Earth, map review and simple stakeholder sharing.
Use this converter for survey control, stakeout lists, inspection points, boreholes, assets and other point datasets.
Point records are supported; line or polygon creation should use GIS/CAD workflows after points are validated.
Select the source coordinate reference system before import. Google Earth KML/KMZ deliverables use WGS84 geographic coordinates, while DXF and survey files often use projected metre-based systems such as UTM or a national CRS.
Use point name plus either longitude/latitude or easting/northing. Elevation and description fields are optional.
Yes. Select the UTM source CRS first so the converter can transform the points to WGS84 for KMZ/KML.
Check whether the file uses X/Y, E/N, longitude/latitude or latitude/longitude order.