Cluster Generator creates cluster polygons from point, line, and polygon layers in QGIS. It is designed for workflows where objects with the same attribute value should be represented by a single cluster area. The plugin package in this ZIP is intended for QGIS 3.x and QGIS 4.x.
- Create cluster polygons from point, line, or polygon input layers
- Use an attribute field to group source objects into clusters
- Create a single cluster for the whole layer when no attribute is selected
- Optionally restrict processing to selected features only
- Optionally clip results with a boundary layer
- Create temporary output or save the result to disk
- Store the cluster name in the
namefield - Apply categorized styling and label the result from
name - Use incrementing temporary output names such as _01, _02, _03
- Support multilingual UI behavior inside QGIS
This plugin is useful when you want to:
- represent service areas for distribution points
- group addresses, cables, buildings, or other network objects by an attribute
- generate cluster polygons for technical review, planning, and visual analysis
- work consistently in both QGIS 3.x and QGIS 4.x without maintaining separate packages
- Download this ZIP file.
- Open QGIS.
- Go to Plugins → Manage and Install Plugins → Install from ZIP.
- Select this ZIP file and install it.
- The plugin supports point, line, and polygon input layers.
- If no attribute is selected, the plugin can create one cluster for the whole input layer.
- If a boundary layer is provided, the generated clusters are clipped to that boundary.
- If no output path is set, the result is created as a temporary layer.
Senol Baskaya
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MIT License