Browser-based GIS workflow
Free GPX Tools Online
Open GPS tracks, routes, and waypoints on an interactive map, inspect their recorded data, or convert a GPX file for web mapping, desktop GIS, and Google Earth workflows.
Start here: Start with a .gpx file containing waypoints, routes, tracks, or a combination of these GPS feature types.
Open and inspect GPX
Preview recorded tracks, routes, and waypoints before editing, sharing, or converting GPS data.
Convert GPX
Export GPS data into web-map, portable GIS, or Google Earth formats for the next stage of a workflow.
GPX to GeoJSON
Convert GPX tracks and waypoints into GeoJSON for browser maps, apps, and APIs.
Portable GISGPX to GeoPackage
Store GPX features in a portable GeoPackage for desktop GIS analysis and sharing.
Google EarthGPX to KML
Convert GPX tracks, routes, and waypoints into KML for viewing in Google Earth.
Suggested workflow
From file to usable GIS data
- 01
Open the GPX file
Preview tracks, routes, and waypoints on the map.
Open the viewer → - 02
Inspect the recording
Review geometry and available GPS attributes.
Inspect GPX → - 03
Choose a destination
Pick a web, GIS, or Google Earth output workflow.
Open GPS converter → - 04
Export the GPS data
Convert to GeoJSON, GeoPackage, or KML.
Convert to GeoJSON →
Frequently asked questions
GPX tools FAQ
What data does a GPX file contain?
A GPX file can contain GPS waypoints, planned routes, and recorded tracks. It may also include timestamps, elevation, names, and other metadata.
Can I convert GPX to GeoJSON online?
Yes. Use the GPX to GeoJSON converter to create a web-friendly layer from GPX tracks, routes, and waypoints in your browser.
Are GPX tools private?
GeoDataViewer processes GPX files locally in your browser. The files are not uploaded to a server for viewing or conversion.