Convert KML to DXF - Pro-Grade Precise Map Conversion

Convert KML to DXF

KML to DXF Conversion

Import KML to DXF the smart way with our advanced importer in just 3 easy steps:

  1. Download Automapki Application

    Easily import KML maps into DXF drawings with Automapki Application. Install the plugin and restart your CAD software to get started.

  2. Execute KML Import

    Open your DXF editor, enter AmImportMap in the command line or click the Import Map button on the ribbon bar.

  3. Import KML Map

    Choose your KML (.kml) map file, click Open, and seamlessly import it into your DXF drawing.

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KML Keyhole Markup Language (KML) File

The Keyhole Markup Language (KML) file format, originally created by Keyhole, Inc. (later acquired by Google), is a widely used standard for storing and sharing geospatial information. KML files are essential for visualizing geographic data in applications like Google Earth, Google Earth Pro, ArcGIS, QGIS, and other mapping platforms.

Main Features of KML Files

  • XML-Based Format: KML files use an easy-to-edit XML structure to define geographic features such as points, paths, polygons, and 3D models for interactive mapping projects.
  • Broad Compatibility: KML files are fully supported across popular GIS and CAD applications, enabling seamless data sharing, visualization, and analysis across multiple platforms.
  • Rich Media Support: Embed images, videos, links, and other multimedia elements inside KML placemarks and descriptions to create dynamic and informative maps.

KML File Conversion and Integration

Convert and manage KML files effortlessly with our Automapki Application. Easily transform your AutoCAD, BricsCAD, and ZWCAD DWG entities - including points, polygons, curves, meshes, and 3D solids - into high-quality KML files. You can also import KML data back into your DWG drawings with full precision and control.

Enhance your GIS and CAD projects with reliable KML file conversion and integration. Try Automapki today and experience fast, accurate, and seamless KML processing!


DXF DXF (Drawing Exchange Format) File

The DXF file format (Drawing Exchange Format), developed by Autodesk in 1982, is a universal standard for sharing CAD data across platforms. Designed as a vendor-neutral alternative to DWG, DXF files preserve essential design elements - such as 2D/3D geometry, layers, text annotations, and metadata - ensuring seamless collaboration between AutoCAD and a wide range of CAD, CAM, and GIS applications.

Key Features of DXF Files

  • Open Standard: Originally created to allow open access to CAD data, the DXF format is available in both ASCII and binary versions for easy interoperability and editing.
  • Cross-Platform Compatibility: DXF is widely supported by major CAD programs like AutoCAD, SolidWorks, BricsCAD, and more, facilitating efficient project sharing and workflow integration.
  • Text-Based Format: The ASCII DXF format uses a readable text syntax, making it simple to view, edit, and debug using standard text editors.
  • DWG Exchange: DXF acts as a critical bridge for exchanging DWG drawing data without requiring proprietary software, ensuring broader accessibility and collaboration across different design platforms.

Convert DXF Files Quickly and Easily

Our Autoconverter and Automesher Application make it easy to import, export, and convert DXF files into a variety of other CAD and 3D file formats. Convert 3D mesh models into DXF files composed of colored face layers, allowing you to efficiently process and edit designs within your preferred DWG-compatible editor.

Streamline Your CAD Workflows

Enhance your CAD file management and interoperability with Autoconverter and Automesher Application. Simplify DXF conversion and integration for faster, more flexible design workflows!


KML vs DXF Comparison

Property KML DXF
Extensions .kml .dxf
Name Keyhole Markup Language Drawing Exchange Format
Versions
  • Min: AutoCAD 2010
  • Max: AutoCAD 2026
Textures
Colors
Geometry components
Readers
Writers