Got an .lpk but only have Google Earth? GeoUnpack extracts the layer, reprojects it to WGS84 and writes a KML file Google Earth can open.
How to use it
- Drop the .lpk or .lpkx file into the box.
- Select the layer you want.
- Choose 'KML (Google Earth)' and click Convert & download, then open the file in Google Earth.
Supported formats
| Input | What it is |
|---|---|
.lpk / .lpkx | ArcGIS layer package (ArcMap / ArcGIS Pro) |
.mpk / .mpkx | ArcGIS map package (ArcMap / ArcGIS Pro) |
.gdb (zipped) | File geodatabase folder, compressed to .zip |
Output: Shapefile, GeoPackage, GeoJSON, KML, CSV. Vector layers and tables only; raster and tile packages are not supported yet.
FAQ
Will it line up correctly in Google Earth?
Yes. KML must use WGS84 longitude/latitude, so GeoUnpack reprojects the data automatically from the package's coordinate system.
Does KML keep the attributes?
Yes, attributes are stored as extended data and show in the feature balloon in Google Earth.