UCS-2000 coordinate transform
SK-63 / SK-42 ↔ UCS-2000 ↔ WGS-84
Pick source and target CRS, paste points (x y or lon lat). For cadastral work, cross-check critical points against Digitals.
Result
Map check
Markers show the entered points in WGS-84 so you can spot input mistakes quickly.
Online transform between SK-63, SK-42, UCS-2000 and WGS-84. Geographic systems: lon lat as x y. Projected: easting northing in metres.
Built on pyproj with UCS-2000 EPSG codes. Requests go same-origin via /api/proj and are not stored.
For cadastral work cross-check critical points in Digitals.
FAQ
In which order should I enter x and y?
Always x then y: lon lat for geographic systems, easting northing in metres for projected ones.
Why might results differ from Digitals?
Common causes are a different SK-63 zone, rounding, or local keys. For legal boundary acts treat Digitals as the reference.
How many points can I transform in one request?
Up to 5000 points per request.
How can I export the result?
After a successful transform you can download CSV or a simple GPX.
Which SK-63 zone should I use for Kyiv?
Zones 4–5 often work; test neighbouring zones against a known control point.
Is a GPX file uploaded to the server?
No. Only a coordinate array is sent for the transform.
What should I do if I see “Failed to fetch”?
The transform API is unreachable. Reload the page; traffic uses same-origin /api/proj.
Are local municipal CRS supported?
Local systems vary. Send EPSG parameters and we can add a preset when possible.