Types of source files

You can use a  GeoJSON  file (.geojson) as a source. As defined by the RFC 7946 GeoJSON specification, a GeoJSON should have the following structure: ...

You can use a spreadsheet file⁠—tabular file generated from software such as Excel, OpenOffice, and LibreOffice⁠—as a source. The platform can read th...

You can use a RDF (.rdf) file as a source. This platform creates records from an arbitrary RDF structure by converting all elements at a specific dept...

You can use an XML (.xml) file as a source. This platform creates records from an arbitrary XML structure by converting all elements at a specific dep...

JSON is an open-standard format that uses human-readable text to transmit data objects consisting of key-value pairs. It is the most common data forma...

You can use a GeoPackage as a source. A GeoPackage is a file, its extension is .gpkg and it can be contained in a Zip archive. For more information ...

You can use an OpenStreetMap file (.osm) as a source. Geofabrik is a reliable server to download extracts from the OpenStreetMap project. It provides ...

You can use a shapefile as a source. A shapefile is a ZIP archive that should contain the following files at the root level: .shp  shape format; the f...

You can use a MapInfo ZIP archive as a source. MapInfo ZIP archive files should contain the following files at the root level: .mid : stores the attri...

You can use a KML (.kml) or a KMZ (.kmz) file as a source. As defined by  Google , a KML file represents geographic data, and a KMZ file is a compress...

You can use a CSV file (.csv) as a source. A CSV file contains a list of fields separated either by a  ,  character (usually for English files) or a  ...