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Export a project to GeoJSON or CSV

Download a project's points and ranges as GeoJSON for GIS tools or CSV for spreadsheets, or download all your data at once.

Take your saved points and ranges into a GIS tool or a spreadsheet whenever you like.

Export a project

  1. Open the project hub and choose the Settings tab.
  2. Under Export, tap GeoJSON or CSV. The file downloads straight away.

Every point and range is included with its chainage, road, section, carriageway, layer, phase, notes and links. In company projects, exporting needs the Export project data (GeoJSON / CSV) permission.

Which format to use

FormatBest for
GeoJSONGIS tools such as QGIS or ArcGIS. Points come through as points and ranges as lines along the road, with all their details.
CSVExcel, Google Sheets and other spreadsheets: one row per item, with the title, label, phase, layer, latitude, longitude, road, section, carriageway, chainage (and end chainage for ranges) in km, distance from the road, notes, links, number of photos, who added it and when.

Photos and files aren't in these exports. To get those too, download everything (below).

No KML export

Chainage doesn't export KML. If you need KML, for example for Google Earth, open the GeoJSON file in a GIS tool such as QGIS and save it as KML. You can upload KML and KMZ files to a project's Files tab, but they're stored as files, not shown on the map.

Download everything

More in Projects

  • How projects work▶Projects keep your saved signs, points, ranges, drawings, photos and files together, organised into sites, phases and layers.
  • Create a project▶Start a new project from Projects home or while saving a point, choose personal or company, and add a client, reference, folder and tags.
  • Save a point to a project▶Save a chainage point or dropped pin into a project with a title, an always-on map label, a marker, a colour and notes.
  • Mark a stretch of road with a range▶Save a stretch of road between two chainages, such as a lane closure or work zone, drawn along the carriageway.