Convert Your First File in Minutes

1. Add your file

Open GeoJibe and choose Upload.

Add your Shapefile (neighborhoods.zip) and let GeoJibe inspect the data. GeoJibe automatically analyzes the dataset and displays the format, file size, and layer details.

2. Choose the output format

Add Convert to the workflow and choose GeoPackage as the output format.

We'll keep the coordinate system the same for this example.

3. Choose Download

Add Download as the Destination.

Your workflow is ready to run.

4. Run it

Click Run.

GeoJibe converts the data and prepares the GeoPackage for download.

5. Use a new Source

Uploading a file is convenient, but your data doesn't have to start on your computer.

Replace Upload with another Source such as URL or S3 and GeoJibe can import the data directly into the workflow.

GeoJibe also supports additional Sources for other workflows.

Sources Guide

6. Transform the data

Before converting the dataset, we can add a Transform component.

Add Transform between the Source and Convert components.

You can rename fields (such as shape_len → border), choose which fields to keep, clean up values, and make other changes before the data is delivered.

Transform Guide

7. Send the result to PostGIS

You don't have to download the finished file either.

Replace Download with PostGIS and GeoJibe can deliver the processed dataset directly to your database.

Choose an existing connection, pick a schema and table, and run.

Destinations Guide

8. Schedule It

Automate your workflow so it runs on a recurring schedule.

Save your workflow as a Job, choose your frequency (such as daily or hourly), and enable the schedule.

GeoJibe runs the pipeline automatically and keeps your data up to date without manual intervention.

Scheduling Guide