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GeoPoint Studio

UTM WGS84 Zone 39N β†’ Excel / KML / KMZ

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Coordinates in.
Shape out.

Turn your UTM WGS84 coordinate list into a ready-to-use polygon β€” upload the Excel file, paste the numbers, or snap a photo. GeoPoint Studio handles the rest and hands you KML / KMZ files for Google Earth, QGIS and ArcGIS Earth.

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How it works

One job, three steps β€” from raw coordinates to the exact shape you need.

1

Add your coordinates

Three ways in β€” whatever format your coordinates arrive in.

πŸ“Š sample.xlsx
UTM WGS84 zone 39N
Noxy
15123453987654
25126783988123
…

From Excel

Just drop in the file β€” we read the No / x / y columns automatically. The header row is already merged, exactly like your ArcMap workflow.

πŸ“‹ paste.txt
1, 512345, 3987654
512678 3988123
23123,123123

From text

Copy-paste rows in any layout β€” No, x, y or just x, y β€” separated by commas, tabs or spaces. The No column is optional.

πŸ“· photo.jpg
15123453987654
25126783988123
35130213987456

From a picture

Snap a photo of the coordinate table β€” auto-flatten it, crop to the numbers, and the text is read for you.

2

Review & preview

Check every point, fix anything, and watch the shape draw itself on the live map before you export.

3

Export your shape

Download the files you used to build in ArcMap β€” Excel, KML, KMZ and GeoJSON β€” ready to open anywhere.

πŸ“ KML
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πŸ“Š Excel
🌐 GeoJSON

Ready to turn your coordinates into a shape?

No installation. No desktop GIS software. All in your browser.

1 Β· Add your points

Paste text, upload a picture (we'll crop + OCR it), or load an Excel file. Points are UTM WGS84 Zone 39N.

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Paste text

Paste rows as "1, 512345, 3987654" (No, x, y) or just "512345 3987654" or "12321,12312" (x, y β€” the No column is optional, commas/tabs/spaces all work).

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Extract from picture

Big image? Crop to the table region first. OCR runs right in your browser β€” nothing is uploaded.

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Drop images here
or click to browse

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Load Excel file

Supports .xlsx, .xls and .csv. We find the No / x / y columns automatically.

2 Β· Review & edit points

Fix anything, add rows, and validate before building the polygon.

No x (6 digits) y (7 digits) lat (WGS84) lon (WGS84)

3 Β· Map preview

Points converted UTM β†’ WGS84 and drawn in order. Toggle how they connect.

4 Β· Export

Download everything you used to make in ArcMap β€” right from the browser.

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Excel (.xlsx)

First row merged: "UTM WGS84 zone 39N", then No / x / y β€” exactly what ArcMap's Add XY Data expects.

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KML (.kml)

Polygon Placemark in WGS84 lon,lat β€” opens in Google Earth, QGIS, ArcGIS Earth.

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KMZ (.kmz)

The KML, zipped β€” the compact format you used to save from ArcMap.

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GeoJSON (bonus)

Developer-friendly format β€” handy for web maps and future Supabase storage.