GeoPackage to PDF

Convert GeoPackage files to PDF format

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About GeoPackage

GeoPackage is an open, standards-based container format for geospatial data based on SQLite. It can hold multiple vector layers and raster tiles in a single portable file, making it a modern replacement for Shapefile in many desktop GIS workflows.

You might convert from GeoPackage when a target system does not yet support the format, when you need to share a specific layer in a web-native format like GeoJSON, or when you need to export data for a tool that expects Shapefile or KML input.

Frequently asked questions

Can I convert a GeoPackage with multiple layers?

Each conversion processes one layer at a time. If your GeoPackage contains multiple layers, select the target layer during conversion or run separate conversions for each layer.

Is GeoPackage lossless compared to Shapefile?

GeoPackage supports longer column names (no 10-character limit), larger files (no 2 GB limit), and multiple geometry types, so it is generally more capable than Shapefile without data loss.

What is the difference between GeoPackage and SpatiaLite?

Both are SQLite-based spatial databases, but GeoPackage follows the OGC GeoPackage standard and is more widely interoperable. SpatiaLite is a SQLite extension with its own schema and is mainly used with QGIS and open-source tools.