Convert GeoPackage online
GeoPackage (.gpkg) is the modern replacement for the shapefile: an open OGC standard that packs any number of layers, full attribute tables and spatial indexes into a single SQLite-based file. QGIS made it the default save format, and ArcGIS Pro, GDAL and every current GIS tool read it.
If someone sent you a .gpkg you can’t open, or a tool in your chain still wants shapefiles or KML, convert it below — or convert your legacy formats into GeoPackage and consolidate. Files up to 5 GB are supported on the largest plan.
Files are deleted automatically after 48 hours. Your files are never shared.
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GPKG: frequently asked questions
How do I open a .gpkg file?
The quickest way is QGIS (free): drag the .gpkg into the window and its layers appear. If you just need the data in another format — GeoJSON for a web map, CSV for a spreadsheet, shapefile for a legacy tool — convert it right here without installing anything.
Can one GeoPackage hold multiple layers?
Yes — it is a database, so points, lines, polygons and even rasters can live side by side in one file. Note that MapGO currently converts the first vector layer; export a specific layer to its own file in QGIS if you need a different one.
Is the GPKG converter free?
Partly. Every new account gets three welcome conversions for free; after that, buy a credit pack to pay per conversion, or take a subscription for unlimited conversions within its file-size limit. Nothing to install; everything runs in the cloud.
What is the maximum file size?
Up to 5 GB per file on the largest plan (smaller plans have lower limits). Files are deleted automatically after 48 hours.
See it on the map first.
Open your GPKG in the workspace, check the shapes and attributes, then convert and download from the same place.