Merge Line

Merging Multiple Lines into a Single Line

About Page

This page provides a web-based tool that allows you to automatically merge multiple lines in a KML file based on a specific distance. You just need to upload a KML file containing line data (LineString). The system will automatically process the data and generate a single line as the result of the merge. This feature is especially useful for those working in fiber optic network planning, cable installation, route mapping, or other GIS (Geographic Information System) projects. With this page, the network design process becomes faster, more accurate, and efficient — without the need for manual calculations in software like Google Earth. This tool supports various mapping needs, including:

Generate evenly spaced points along a line based on a specific distance.

Create lines based on a set of points.

Select points based on existing lines from a KML project.

Automatically generate a BOQ (Bill of Quantity) from KML data.

Rename each point based on the inputted name.

Split a line into multiple segments based on a specified length.

Merge multiple lines into a single unit.

Reverse the starting direction of a line.

Generate a specific number of points evenly along a line.

Create a Work Order using the standard folder structure.

Convert CSV file into KML format

Convert KML file into GPX format

Convert KML file into DXF format

Convert KML file into XLSX format

Convert GPX file into DXF format

Group points based on a specific distance

Automate design with multiple points