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CSV to DXF

Convert CSV files to DXF format

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CSV to DXF

Survey points and setting-out data usually start life as a CSV — point number, easting, northing, elevation and description. Converting that CSV to DXF drops those points straight into AutoCAD or Civil 3D as usable CAD geometry, so you can build on field-collected coordinates without retyping a single row.

Make sure your spreadsheet has recognisable coordinate columns (easting/northing, x/y, or latitude/longitude), upload it, and download a DXF. Everything runs locally in your browser. Need the points in a mapping format instead? Convert your CSV to KML or to Shapefile.

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About CSV

CSV (Comma-Separated Values) with coordinate columns is a common way to store point data exported from spreadsheets, databases, and survey instruments. Most GIS software can read CSV files with latitude/longitude columns as point layers.

You might convert from CSV when you want to visualise the points as a map layer, perform spatial analysis, or export to a format that preserves the point geometry rather than raw coordinate columns.

Frequently asked questions

Which columns are used for the geometry?

The converter looks for common column names like "latitude", "longitude", "lat", "lon", "x", "y". If your CSV uses different names, you may need to rename the columns before uploading.

Can I convert a CSV with addresses instead of coordinates?

No — the converter requires numeric coordinate columns. To geocode addresses to coordinates first, use a geocoding service such as the Google Maps Geocoding API or Nominatim.

What happens to non-coordinate columns in my CSV?

All other columns in the CSV are preserved as feature attributes (properties) in the output format.

Need to convert multiple CSV files?

Use our batch CSV to DXF converter to process dozens or hundreds of files in a single run — Pro feature, files never leave your browser.