Download Excel to KML
A free, fully offline survey converter. Install in under two minutes, or grab the sample dataset to try a conversion first.
Windows Desktop Installer
Latest release
Native app for Windows 10 and 11 with 5,800+ EPSG coordinate systems, local Helmert calibration, and Google Earth 3D export built in.
- Runs 100% offline
- Updates checked by SHA-256
- No admin rights needed
- Free for registered users
Free account required · Web version available at /app
Build details
- Version
- v4.4.4
- File
- ExcelToKMLPro-Lite-Setup.exe
- Size
- 3.5 MB
- Platform
- Windows 10 / 11 · x64
Verify your download
SHA-256Listed with the release on GitHubGet-FileHash .\ExcelToKMLPro-Lite-Setup.exe -Algorithm SHA256Run in PowerShell from your Downloads folder — the output should match the hash above.
Installation guide
Three steps, under two minutes.
- 1
Download the installer
Click Download for Windows to get
ExcelToKMLPro-Lite-Setup.exe(3.5 MB). - 2
Run the setup wizard
Double-click the file and follow the on-screen steps. The local EPSG database is configured automatically.
If SmartScreen appears on first run, click More info → Run anyway. - 3
Launch & convert
Open Excel to KML from the Start Menu, drop in your survey CSV or Excel sheet, pick a grid, and export 3D KML to Google Earth.
System requirements
On a Mac, Linux or in your browser
The installed program is for Windows. On a Mac or Linux computer, a tablet or a phone, use the web app: the same converter with every grid and export, in Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari, with nothing to install. Sign in with a free account to use it. Neither the web app nor the Windows app has a point limit.
Open the web appUpdates and uninstalling
- Each time the Windows app opens, it checks for a newer version. Press Yes and it updates and restarts by itself.
- An update checks the installer against its SHA-256 before installing it.
- Your jobs, settings and symbol library are kept through updates.
- Uninstall from Settings → Apps, like any other program.
If it won't install or open
- “Windows protected your PC”: press More info, then Run anyway. It shows for new programs that are not yet signed with a paid certificate.
- A blank window: Microsoft Edge WebView2 is missing. Install it from microsoft.com and open the program again.
- No update offered: the check needs the internet. You can always install the newest version over the top.