SMALLER FILES. SAME DETAIL.

Your point cloud,
your ideal tile size.

Turn LAS and LAZ files into precise grids of LAZ tiles.
All the points. Full height. Entirely in your browser.

10 × 10 m gridOriginal point recordsNo point-cloud upload
01

Choose your point clouds

Add one or more LAS or ordinary LAZ files.

LAS 1.2–1.4 · point formats 0–3, 6–8

02

Size and align your grid

Every tile covers 10 × 10 metres in XY.

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QUICK SIZES
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At origin 0, tile edges align to multiples of 10 m in X and 10 m in Y. Use the same origin and tile size for related files.

Coordinates must already use a planar metre-based system. No reprojection is performed.

03

Keep the detail. Split the file.

Each source gets its own subfolder inside a new batch folder.

Lossless compression keeps the point records and reduces output size.

Northwest names use the tile’s minimum easting and maximum northing.

Auto reads each source’s EPSG code. A manual code labels the existing coordinates; it never reprojects them.

Defaults to the processing date (YYMMDD); enter your survey date or exact suffix, such as 240515. Letters, digits, underscores, hyphens and dots only; no spaces or paths.

FILENAME PREVIEWEPSG_EASTING_NORTHING.laz

Choose a source to preview its first grid cell.

Files run independently in CPU workers. Each source keeps its own output folder; points are never merged.

LAZ tilesOnly non-empty cells
Full heightOriginal XYZ coordinates
JSON manifestGrid, counts & metadata

Output is compressed LAZ. POD, RCS and RCP conversion is a separate step.

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