You are able to upload shapefiles onto CARTO, however they have to be in a zip file with all related extensions.

They provide details in their documentation here

CARTO creates datasets from shapefiles by importing a single zipped file. If your shapefile is not importing, make sure that:

 

You are uploading a zipped file, and not just one of the files it contains, such as a .shp file.

 

Your zipped file contains .shp, .dbf, .shx, and .prj files.

 

Your file names all have the same prefix. For example myshapefile.zip, myshapefile.shp, myshapefile.dbf, myshapefile.shx, and myshapefile.prj.

You are able to upload shapefiles onto CARTO, however they have to be in a zip file with all related extensions.

They provide details in their documentation here

CARTO creates datasets from shapefiles by importing a single zipped file. If your shapefile is not importing, make sure that:

You are uploading a zipped file, and not just one of the files it contains, such as a .shp file.

Your zipped file contains .shp, .dbf, .shx, and .prj files.

Your file names all have the same prefix. For example myshapefile.zip, myshapefile.shp, myshapefile.dbf, myshapefile.shx, and myshapefile.prj.

You are able to upload shapefiles onto CARTO, however they have to be in zip files with at related extensions.

They provide details in their documentation here

CARTO creates datasets from shapefiles by importing a single zipped file. If your shapefile is not importing, make sure that:

You are uploading a zipped file, and not just one of the files it contains, such as a .shp file.

Your zipped file contains .shp, .dbf, .shx, and .prj files.

Your file names all have the same prefix. For example myshapefile.zip, myshapefile.shp, myshapefile.dbf, myshapefile.shx, and myshapefile.prj.

You are able to upload shapefiles onto CARTO, however they have to be in a zip file with all related extensions.

They provide details in their documentation here

CARTO creates datasets from shapefiles by importing a single zipped file. If your shapefile is not importing, make sure that:

You are uploading a zipped file, and not just one of the files it contains, such as a .shp file.

Your zipped file contains .shp, .dbf, .shx, and .prj files.

Your file names all have the same prefix. For example myshapefile.zip, myshapefile.shp, myshapefile.dbf, myshapefile.shx, and myshapefile.prj.