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Free Online GeoJSON Point Draw Tool

Draw points on an interactive map and export as GeoJSON. Click to place point markers, generate Point geometry, copy or download GeoJSON output. Free, browser-based, no upload.

What is Point?

A GeoJSON Point is a single geographic coordinate [longitude, latitude] representing a specific location. Points are the simplest geometry type in the GeoJSON specification (RFC 7946) and are commonly used for map markers, GPS waypoints, points of interest, addresses, and landmark locations. Each Point contains a coordinates array with exactly two numeric values: longitude and latitude in decimal degrees.

How to draw

To draw a Point, select the Point mode and click anywhere on the map. A circular marker appears at the clicked location, and a complete GeoJSON Feature with Point geometry is generated instantly. The coordinates are recorded in WGS84 (EPSG:4326) with 6 decimal places of precision.

Common uses

Points are used in mapping applications for location markers, geocoding results, GPS waypoint collection, field data capture, sensor locations, and as the simplest building block for geographic data analysis. Every GIS platform supports Point geometry.

GeoJSON output

Each geometry is converted to standard GeoJSON (RFC 7946) format with WGS84 coordinates. Copy or download the output for use in any GIS or mapping application.

All geometry types

This tool supports all 12 geometry types: Point, Polyline, Polygon, Freehand, StraightArrow, DiagonalArrow, DoveTailArrow, DoubleArrow, ClosedCurve, Sector, GatheringPlace, and PlotLineString.

Privacy

All drawing and GeoJSON generation happens entirely in your browser. No data is sent to any server. Your geographic data stays on your device.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a GeoJSON Point?
A GeoJSON Point represents a single geographic location with longitude and latitude coordinates. It is defined as 'type': 'Point', 'coordinates': [lng, lat].
How do I draw a point on the map?
Select the Point mode from the drawing toolbar, then click on the map. The tool immediately creates a Point geometry and displays the GeoJSON output.
What are common uses of Point geometry?
Points are used for addresses, landmarks, GPS waypoints, sensor locations, points of interest, map markers, and geocoded locations.