Will the point always be inside its polygon?
No. A vertex centroid can fall outside a concave polygon or inside a hole. Use it as a vertex summary, not a guaranteed label point.
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Turn feature vertices into centroid points while keeping feature attributes.
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If processing fails, check the file extension and source contents. Use a smaller batch if memory runs low. The original files are never overwritten. Inspect known locations and attributes before sharing a result.
No. A vertex centroid can fall outside a concave polygon or inside a hole. Use it as a vertex summary, not a guaranteed label point.
Yes. Files and calculations stay in your browser. Page resources require an initial network load. Map previews can request external map tiles. No account is needed.
Inspect outputs directly using the result button above. Choose a compatible next operation in the result panel to continue locally without downloading again. These related links open a fresh task. Share the downloaded file through your own channels; local files are not published to a hosted URL.
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