I have a series of raster files I´d like to clip to the same extent. To do so I am using a shapefile as mask through the method (raster >extraction> clipper) but every time I do so I keep getting the same error "cutline feature without geometry".
I have tried many suggestions in this site. Amongst the most common; I have validated my shapes geometry and it seems to have no errors, the files are in the same projection, and the polygon I am using as a mask to clip my raster files is smaller than the extent of these.
I know it´s a very common topic but I am running out of options and I am there might be a problem either with my raster files or my shapefile which I am obviously overlooking.
I leave the link to the zip files below.
Best Answer
This looks like a problem with your polygon layer rather than the tool itself. Using the files you supplied, I encounter the same issue. There appears to be one feature, but multiple entries in the table. Running a number of different tools, the processing log often spits out
Feature n has invalid geometry. Skipping...I can't make sense of what's wrong with this layer.
Solution:
Rather than dig into the details of the layer itself, I just ran Fixed distance buffer with a Distance of 0. Using this new vector layer as your mask layer should work just fine.
Updated Solution:
I revisited this out of curiosity, and those empty features were the problem. As the features have no actual geometry to them, they're the reason you get the "...without a geometry" error message.
Selecting by expression
$area IS NULLand then deleting left the table with one feature, the polygon we're masking with. The raster was then able to be clipped using the original shapefile.