Alternatives to geojson.io
A web tool for drawing, editing and converting GeoJSON map data in the browser. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
geojson.io
A web tool for drawing, editing and converting GeoJSON map data in the browser.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as geojson.io.
uMap
An open-source web tool for creating custom maps on OpenStreetMap layers and embedding them in websites.
uMap is open source and can be self-hosted, focusing on building and embedding shareable maps on OpenStreetMap layers rather than format conversion.
Google My Maps
A web tool for making custom maps with pins, shapes, routes and layers you can share.
Google My Maps draws pins, shapes and routes with collaborative editing and publishing, but needs a Google account and does not convert data formats.
Felt
A collaborative web mapping and GIS tool for making maps, apps and dashboards from uploaded data.
Felt adds drag-and-drop import of many formats and real-time collaboration in the cloud, but is proprietary and advanced features sit in paid plans.
QGIS
A free and open-source desktop GIS for making maps, editing spatial data and running analysis.
QGIS is a free open-source desktop GIS for Windows, macOS and Linux that handles large datasets and analysis, with a steeper learning curve.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
GPS Visualizer
A free online tool that turns GPS files, addresses and coordinates into maps, profiles and converted files.
overpass turbo
A web tool that runs Overpass API queries on OpenStreetMap data and maps the results.
kepler.gl
An open-source WebGL web application for visualizing and exploring large geospatial datasets.
gpx.studio
A free online editor for viewing, creating and editing GPX files with route planning tools.
