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GeoJSON Editor

Draw, inspect and refine GeoJSON features with clear validation and complete control over your data.

WGS 84 · lon, latRFC 7946No account
Select a feature to inspect or edit
Natural Earth · Offline geographic reference
Move pointer to inspect coordinates
OGC:CRS84 · WGS 84
Ready. Your geographic data stays in your browser.
·GeoJSON specification ↗

Explore geometry, not complexity.

Draw geographic features, edit coordinates and arbitrary JSON properties, and validate topological warnings before exporting a portable .geojson file.

01Draw or import

Points, paths, areas and complete FeatureCollections.

02Refine and review

Edit vertex positions, feature data and document JSON.

03Validate and export

Keep a fully local file with its original metadata.

Using GeoJSON Editor

Create and edit GeoJSON points, lines and polygons on a local map, inspect structural and topology warnings, then export the changed data and a separate validation report.

Workflow

  1. Open a GeoJSON file or the bundled coarse land outline
  2. select or draw supported geometries and edit vertices while reviewing coordinates
  3. inspect bounded diagnostics and history, then export GeoJSON and a JSON validation report.

Example

Add a point and a polygon to a small WGS 84 dataset, inspect coordinate and ring warnings, then export the edited collection and validation report separately.

Limits and data handling

Supports WGS 84 longitude/latitude and RFC 7946 geometry types through imported JSON. Direct map drawing is limited to Point, LineString and Polygon. It does not reproject coordinates or guarantee GIS topology. Large-ring intersection checks are bounded; antimeridian and polar geometry need review. Input is capped at 12 MiB, 10,000 features and 200,000 positions. The bundled Natural Earth outline is coarse and not a street map.

FAQs

Can it reproject data between coordinate systems?

No. It edits GeoJSON coordinates but does not reproject them.

Does a clean diagnostic report certify GIS topology?

No. Checks are bounded and do not establish complete GIS topology validity.

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