MVT (Mapbox Vector Tile) is a compact binary format for map features — points, lines, and polygons with attributes — split into tiled protocol buffers, usually gzip-compressed.

What lands in the CSV?

One row per feature. Columns hold the feature attributes and the geometry as WKT text.

Do I get real-world coordinates?

The CSV contains the geometry exactly as encoded inside the tile (pixel coordinates within the tile), plus every attribute. For projected coordinates, convert the tile with a full GIS tool.

Convert MVT files to CSV online

Have a Mapbox Vector Tile that spreadsheet tools will not open? This page converts an MVT file to a CSV table you can read in any spreadsheet app.

How to convert MVT to CSV

Upload a .mvt or .pbf Mapbox Vector Tile up to 20 MB.
Press Convert file and download the CSV.

What you get

One CSV row per feature in the tile:

Feature attributes as columns (name, kind, IDs, and anything else the tile stores)
The geometry of each feature as WKT text
One row per feature, no separate files

When this helps

Turning a tile into a list you can filter in Excel or Google Sheets
Auditing what attributes a tile actually carries
Extracting features for a quick report without a desktop GIS