Splügen Pass to Italy 🇮🇹
The Splügen Pass connects Switzerland and Italy, linking Splügen with Chiavenna. At 2,113 meters (6,929 feet), it provides a direct route through the Alps, offering impressive views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
Four steps, none of them hard.
This page. No account, nothing to install.
Drag a .geojson or .json onto the page, or click Select GeoJSON File. The file is read on your computer.
You get the shape of the data, its length in kilometres and miles, and the places it starts and ends.
Optional. One click shows the same route over real terrain in the AvoMap editor.
GeoJSON is JSON with a fixed shape: a FeatureCollection of Features, each with a geometry and a bag of properties. It is the format web maps speak. Leaflet, Mapbox and Google Maps read it directly, QGIS exports it, and most APIs that return locations return it. Because it's plain text you can open one in a text editor and read the coordinates.
Coordinates are longitude first, then latitude. That order trips up almost everyone once. If a file shows up off the coast of Somalia instead of in the Alps, someone wrote the pairs the other way round.
Every feature is read: Points, LineStrings, Polygons and their Multi variants. A bare geometry or a single Feature without a collection around it works too. The outline is drawn from all of them. The length is the sum of every line, plus the perimeter of every polygon. Start and end come from the first and last coordinate in file order.
Properties aren't displayed. A file that declares an older crs member in another projection is reprojected to lat/lon on the way in. Everything else is assumed to be WGS84 already, as the GeoJSON spec requires.
Same idea on every page: the file is read in your browser and nothing is uploaded unless you open the 3D preview.
KML in, GPX out, in your browser.
KMZ in, GPX out, in your browser.
GPX in, KML out, in your browser.
GPX in, KMZ out, in your browser.
KMZ in, KML out, in your browser.
KML in, KMZ out, in your browser.
KML in, a zipped shapefile out, for QGIS and ArcGIS.
KMZ in, a zipped shapefile out, for QGIS and ArcGIS.
Drop a zipped shapefile, get a KML for Google Earth.
Open a GPX and see the track, its length and where it starts and ends.
Open a KML or KMZ and see what is inside before you use it elsewhere.
Unzip a KMZ in the browser and see the paths and placemarks it holds.
Open a Garmin, Wahoo or COROS .fit file, see the ride or run, and download it as GPX.
The viewer shows you the outline. The AvoMap editor puts the same track on satellite terrain, flies a camera along it and exports an MP4 in up to 4K.
The editor is free to use. You pay per exported video.

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The Splügen Pass connects Switzerland and Italy, linking Splügen with Chiavenna. At 2,113 meters (6,929 feet), it provides a direct route through the Alps, offering impressive views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
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Yes. Viewing a file, the stats and the 3D preview cost nothing. AvoMap charges for exported videos, and that pays for the free tools.
The file is read in your browser. When you open the 3D preview, the geometry extracted from it is sent to AvoMap to build that preview. The original file stays on your computer.
A rough one. If the file parses and draws where you expect, it is valid enough for Leaflet, Mapbox or QGIS. It does not tell you which line of a broken file is wrong; a JSON linter is the better tool for that.
No. A single Feature or a bare geometry such as a LineString is wrapped in one on the way in. The file does need to be valid JSON, so a trailing comma will stop it.
The coordinates are probably latitude first. GeoJSON wants longitude, latitude. Swap the pairs and the outline will land where it should.
Yes. Once the file has loaded, Open 3D Preview shows the track over satellite terrain in the AvoMap editor. From there you can render it as a video.
It does. Any current mobile browser can open this page and pick a file from your phone's storage.
No, this page only reads. The converters in the footer take KML, KMZ, GPX and shapefiles.