🚀 The Top 10 QGIS Plugins of 2025 You Shouldn’t Miss 🌍
QGIS has become the go-to open-source GIS platform — and its plugins are what truly supercharge it. Based on the latest stats from the official repository, here are the most popular plugins in 2025:
🔟 QField Sync – 980k+ downloads → Bridge desktop and mobile with QField for seamless field data collection. 9️⃣ Qgis2threejs – 1.22M+ downloads → Bring your data into stunning 3D with WebGL. 8️⃣ qgis2web – 1.35M+ downloads → Export your project as an interactive web map (Leaflet / OpenLayers). 7️⃣ Profile Tool – 1.42M+ downloads → Generate elevation profiles with just a click. 6️⃣ Lat Lon Tools – 1.52M+ downloads → Convert coordinates across multiple formats (UTM, MGRS, GeoJSON, etc). 5️⃣ MMQGIS – 1.56M+ downloads → A Swiss army knife for vector data: geocoding, joins, merges, and more. 4️⃣ HCMGIS – 1.69M+ downloads → Specialized tools and basemaps, including VN-2000 support. 3️⃣ Semi-Automatic Classification Plugin (SCP) – 2.34M+ downloads → Advanced remote sensing & classification. 2️⃣ QuickOSM – 2.34M+ downloads → Effortlessly pull in OpenStreetMap data with the Overpass API. 1️⃣ QuickMapServices – 8.9M+ downloads → Still the king of basemaps (Google, Bing, OSM).
💡 Together, these plugins represent the heart of the QGIS ecosystem — from simple basemap access to mobile workflows, advanced remote sensing, and 3D visualization.
👉 Which of these do you use daily? And which one is your hidden gem?
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🚀 The Top 10 QGIS Plugins of 2025 You Shouldn’t Miss 🌍
QGIS has become the go-to open-source GIS platform — and its plugins are what truly supercharge it. Based on the latest stats from the official repository, here are the most popular plugins in 2025:
🔟 QField Sync – 980k+ downloads → Bridge desktop and mobile with QField for seamless field data collection.
9️⃣ Qgis2threejs – 1.22M+ downloads → Bring your data into stunning 3D with WebGL.
8️⃣ qgis2web – 1.35M+ downloads → Export your project as an interactive web map (Leaflet / OpenLayers).
7️⃣ Profile Tool – 1.42M+ downloads → Generate elevation profiles with just a click.
6️⃣ Lat Lon Tools – 1.52M+ downloads → Convert coordinates across multiple formats (UTM, MGRS, GeoJSON, etc).
5️⃣ MMQGIS – 1.56M+ downloads → A Swiss army knife for vector data: geocoding, joins, merges, and more.
4️⃣ HCMGIS – 1.69M+ downloads → Specialized tools and basemaps, including VN-2000 support.
3️⃣ Semi-Automatic Classification Plugin (SCP) – 2.34M+ downloads → Advanced remote sensing & classification.
2️⃣ QuickOSM – 2.34M+ downloads → Effortlessly pull in OpenStreetMap data with the Overpass API.
1️⃣ QuickMapServices – 8.9M+ downloads → Still the king of basemaps (Google, Bing, OSM).
💡 Together, these plugins represent the heart of the QGIS ecosystem — from simple basemap access to mobile workflows, advanced remote sensing, and 3D visualization.
👉 Which of these do you use daily? And which one is your hidden gem?
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