HTML Generator for QGIS

The HTML Generator for QGIS creates standalone HTML content from GIS data intended for web publishing, client reports, and lightweight map embeds. It targets GIS analysts, cartographers, data journalists, and developers who need a repeatable, standards-compliant HTML representation of geospatial content without writing code.
Conceptually, the tool ingests common GIS inputs (GeoJSON, Shapefile, or a reference to a QGIS project) and outputs a self-contained HTML document or a collection of snippets. It renders spatial features as inline SVG or simple markup, encodes data safely for HTML, and can wrap the output in a minimal, portable template. It preserves geographic intent while staying lightweight.
Unique value includes strict adherence to web-friendly coordinate handling (Web Mercator by default, optional reprojection), built-in data encoding to prevent XSS, and no reliance on external libraries in the generated output. Use cases include sharing a client-ready map, embedding a map in a CMS page, or distributing a map report to stakeholders.
Core features cover input format support, optional metadata, embeddable SVG maps, and export options. Outputs are static HTML that can be stored, copied, or pasted into a webpage. The tool is especially helpful for GIS teams seeking reproducible, light-weight HTML without front-end development.