Convert Geospatial Coordinate Tables into Google Earth 3D

Yes. Field data collectors from Leica, Trimble, Topcon, and Sokkia often export comma-separated numbers without column headers. The importer lets you verify which column is Point ID, Easting, Northing, and Elevation before processing.

Each point is placed on Google Earth's terrain at its exact position, and its measured level appears in the balloon when you click it. The level is also kept inside the file, so it can be read back into a spreadsheet. Along a line of points you can get a level profile with chainage and grade, and the quality checks flag any level that jumps compared with its neighbours.

The conversion itself — reading your sheet, the coordinate maths and building the KML or KMZ — always runs on your own computer or in your browser. In the web app, the files you open and save are kept in your account so you can download them again from your dashboard, where you can also delete them. The Windows app sends only a short activity record (file name, number of points, coordinate system and export format), never your coordinates or photos.