GIS file formats in QGIS

QGIS can handle any GIS file format you're likely to come across. Shapefiles? QGIS eats them for breakfast. Geojson? QGIS is a Geojson lover. KML? QGIS is KM heaven! What about this new-fangled GeoPackage format all the cool kids use? Yep, QGIS is BFFs with GeoPackage, and friends with all the rest.
Anyway, you get the drift. You can throw any GIS file format at QGIS and it really won't complain. Someone sends you a 20 year old MapInfo file and you're a bit stumped? Just load it into QGIS.
Maybe you're a user of ESRI software and just want to use QGIS as a file format converter - well that's a great idea too.
What GIS file format is best? That's up to the user to decide but I like GeoPackage best, not least because it's a single file - unlike the Shapefile format, which always has at least three parts (shp, shx, dbf, and usually prj too, plus others). But let's not argue about which is best. Let's just make cool map things.
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