Is this a Google Earth Pro alternative?

Yes. Earth Pro Web lets you view, edit, create, and share KML and KMZ files entirely in your browser — the same core workflows as Google Earth Pro, without any download or installation.

How do I import a KML file into this viewer?

Click the upload button or drag and drop your .kml or .kmz file onto the map. The file loads instantly and your geometries, placemarks, and styling are rendered on the map.

What file formats does it support?

Supports KML, KMZ, GeoJSON, GPX, and Shapefile (SHP ZIP) formats for both viewing and editing.

Can I edit KML geometry directly on the map?

Yes. Click any feature to select it, then drag vertices to reshape polygons and lines, or move placemarks to new locations. Changes can be exported as a new KML file.

Does it work offline?

The editor interface works offline. An internet connection is only needed for loading map tile basemaps (satellite imagery, street maps).

Is my KML data private?

Yes. All file loading and editing happens entirely in your browser. No KML or GeoJSON data is ever uploaded to any server.

How is this different from Google Earth Pro?

Earth Pro Web requires no download or Google account. It runs in any modern browser and adds features like cloud save, share links, and browser-based editing that Google Earth Pro does not offer.

Is this KML editor free to use?

Yes, completely free with no file limits, no account required, and no watermarks. All processing runs in your browser so your files stay private.

What is the difference between KML and KMZ?

KML (Keyhole Markup Language) is a plain XML text file describing geographic data. KMZ is a compressed (zipped) version of KML that is smaller and can bundle images and icons inside a single portable file. Google Earth supports both formats.

Is my data uploaded to your servers?

No. All file processing happens entirely inside your web browser using JavaScript. Your KML and KMZ files are never sent to any server, making it 100% private.

Can I edit KMZ files directly?

Yes. Upload any KMZ file and the editor automatically extracts the KML inside so you can view and edit features, styles, and attributes directly.

What file size limits apply?

Files up to 100MB are supported. Very large files (50MB+) may be slower depending on your device's RAM. For best performance, simplify large files first.

Is this a Google Earth Pro alternative?

Yes. Earth Pro Web lets you view, edit, create, and share KML and KMZ files entirely in your browser — the same core workflows as Google Earth Pro, without any download or installation.

How do I import a KML file into this viewer?

Click the upload button or drag and drop your .kml or .kmz file onto the map. The file loads instantly and your geometries, placemarks, and styling are rendered on the map.

What file formats does it support?

Supports KML, KMZ, GeoJSON, GPX, and Shapefile (SHP ZIP) formats for both viewing and editing.

Can I edit KML geometry directly on the map?

Yes. Click any feature to select it, then drag vertices to reshape polygons and lines, or move placemarks to new locations. Changes can be exported as a new KML file.

Does it work offline?

The editor interface works offline. An internet connection is only needed for loading map tile basemaps (satellite imagery, street maps).

Is my KML data private?

Yes. All file loading and editing happens entirely in your browser. No KML or GeoJSON data is ever uploaded to any server.

How is this different from Google Earth Pro?

Earth Pro Web requires no download or Google account. It runs in any modern browser and adds features like cloud save, share links, and browser-based editing that Google Earth Pro does not offer.

Is this a Google Earth Pro alternative?

Yes. Earth Pro Web lets you view, edit, create, and share KML and KMZ files entirely in your browser — the same core workflows as Google Earth Pro, without any download or installation.

How do I import a KML file into this viewer?

Click the upload button or drag and drop your .kml or .kmz file onto the map. The file loads instantly and your geometries, placemarks, and styling are rendered on the map.

What file formats does it support?

Supports KML, KMZ, GeoJSON, GPX, and Shapefile (SHP ZIP) formats for both viewing and editing.

Can I edit KML geometry directly on the map?

Yes. Click any feature to select it, then drag vertices to reshape polygons and lines, or move placemarks to new locations. Changes can be exported as a new KML file.

Does it work offline?

The editor interface works offline. An internet connection is only needed for loading map tile basemaps (satellite imagery, street maps).

Is my KML data private?

Yes. All file loading and editing happens entirely in your browser. No KML or GeoJSON data is ever uploaded to any server.

How is this different from Google Earth Pro?

Earth Pro Web requires no download or Google account. It runs in any modern browser and adds features like cloud save, share links, and browser-based editing that Google Earth Pro does not offer.

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Tip: create a project to share maps and continue editing later.

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Upload KML/KMZ or create a project. Create a project first if you want to share and continue editing later.

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Tip: To edit a shape, click on its border or line

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