Free Online Map & GIS Viewer

Visualize geographic data on interactive maps. Open GeoJSON, GPX, KML, KMZ, and Shapefile formats directly in your browser. Powered by Leaflet and OpenStreetMap β€” 100% private.

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Visualize Geographic Data Without GIS Software

DataViewer renders your geographic files on interactive Leaflet maps with OpenStreetMap tiles β€” right in your browser. No need to install QGIS, ArcGIS, or Google Earth.

Our map viewers are perfect for:

  • Outdoor activities β€” Review hiking, cycling, or running GPX tracks with elevation profiles
  • Urban planning & GIS β€” Visualize Shapefiles and GeoJSON boundaries
  • Google Earth data β€” Open KML/KMZ exports with placemarks and paths
  • Logistics & fleet β€” Plot GPS routes and waypoints on maps
  • Data journalism β€” Preview geographic datasets before analysis

Features Across All Map Viewers

  • Interactive MapsPan, zoom, and click features on Leaflet maps
  • Auto-Fit BoundsMap automatically zooms to fit your data
  • Feature PopupsClick features to see properties and attributes
  • Elevation ProfilesGPX tracks display elevation and distance charts
  • Attribute TablesView feature properties in organized tables
  • 100% Client-SideAll processing happens locally β€” files never leave your device

Why Use DataViewer for GIS Data?

The fastest way to preview geographic data online

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100% Private

Your geographic data never leaves your device. Map tiles load from OpenStreetMap, but your files stay local.

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No Software Needed

Skip installing QGIS or ArcGIS. View Shapefiles, KML, and GeoJSON in seconds with just a browser.

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Stats & Profiles

GPX tracks come with elevation profiles, distance, speed, and duration statistics built-in.

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Works Everywhere

Touch-friendly maps work on desktop, tablet, and mobile. Preview files from anywhere.

Map & GIS Viewer FAQ

What GIS file formats are supported?

We support five popular geographic formats: GeoJSON (the web standard for geographic data), GPX (GPS tracks from fitness devices and apps), KML (Google Earth format), KMZ (compressed KML archives), and ESRI Shapefiles (uploaded as ZIP archives).

Can I view GPS tracks from my fitness watch?

Yes! Export your activity as a GPX file from Garmin, Strava, Komoot, or any GPS device, then drop it into our GPX viewer. You'll see the track on a map with elevation profile, distance, and speed stats.

How do I view a Shapefile?

Shapefiles consist of multiple files (.shp, .shx, .dbf, etc.). Compress them into a single ZIP file and upload it to our Shapefile viewer. The viewer will extract and render the data automatically.

Are my map files uploaded to a server?

No. Your geographic files are processed entirely in your browser. Only the map tiles (the background map) are loaded from OpenStreetMap β€” your actual data never leaves your device.

What's the difference between KML and KMZ?

KML (Keyhole Markup Language) is an XML-based format for geographic data, used by Google Earth. KMZ is simply a compressed (zipped) version of KML that can include embedded images and overlays. Both are fully supported.

Can I click on map features to see details?

Yes! All map viewers support interactive popups. Click on any placemark, path, polygon, or feature to see its associated properties and attributes.