About Map Drawer

Map Drawer is a free, browser-based tool that lets you draw points, lines, and polygons on a map and export them to GeoJSON, KML, GPX, Shapefile, WKT, or CSV. Nothing is uploaded to a server. Drawings stay on your device.

Pick a tool from the top-right palette. Point places a marker on click. Line lets you click vertices and double-click to finish. Polygon lets you click around a shape and close the ring to finish. Use Select to drag vertices and edit existing features.

V for Pan, P for Point, L for Line, G for Polygon, S for Select. Delete or Backspace removes the selected feature. Escape returns to Pan mode and cancels the current draw.

Yes. Click Import and drop a .geojson or .json file. Point, LineString, and Polygon features will appear on the map and can be edited or re-exported. KML, GPX, and Shapefile imports will arrive in a future update. For format conversion in the meantime, see the companion app linked below.

GeoJSON (RFC 7946), KML for Google Earth and Google Maps, GPX for GPS apps, zipped Shapefile for Esri tools, WKT (Well-Known Text), and CSV with WKT geometry. Each format is one click from the Export menu.

Yes. All drawing, parsing, and export happens locally in your browser. Your features are auto-saved to your browser localStorage so they reload on next visit. There is no account, no server upload, no analytics on your data.

For drawings made here, choose the target format from Export. For converting an existing file in another format, use the companion app Map File Converter (linked below) which handles cross-format conversion of GIS files.