GPX to CSV - Export GPS Tracks to Spreadsheet

Convert GPX files to CSV for Excel analysis. Extract waypoints, tracks, routes from Garmin and Strava. Browser-based, no uploads.

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Data to Extract

Waypoints (Points of Interest)

Tracks (Recorded Paths)

Routes (Planned Paths)

Calculate cumulative distance (km)

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Frequently Asked Questions

GPX (GPS Exchange Format) is an XML-based file format for storing GPS data including waypoints, tracks, and routes. Created by the GPS industry, it's supported by virtually all GPS devices and fitness tracking apps like Garmin, Strava, Komoot, and Ride with GPS. The format stores coordinates, elevation, timestamps, and metadata.

Most GPS devices and apps offer GPX export in their settings or activity history. On Garmin devices, connect via USB and find .gpx files in the GPX folder. In Strava, open an activity and click the wrench icon, then 'Export GPX'. Komoot and other apps typically have an export or share option that includes GPX format.

Waypoints are individual points of interest you've marked (like campsites or landmarks). Tracks are recorded breadcrumb trails showing where you actually went, with timestamps. Routes are planned paths you want to follow in the future. This tool lets you export any combination of these three data types.

Yes, if your GPX file contains elevation data (most GPS devices record this), it will be exported to the CSV in a dedicated column. Elevation is typically measured in meters. Some older devices or manually created routes may not include elevation information.

Yes, timestamps from your GPX track points are exported to the CSV in ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ). This allows you to analyze speed, duration, and time-based patterns in Excel or other spreadsheet software. Waypoints and routes may not always have timestamps depending on how they were created.

Absolutely. After converting to CSV, you can import the file into Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet software. The structured columns make it easy to calculate statistics, create charts, filter by elevation or time, and perform custom analysis. The optional distance calculation feature adds cumulative distance for each point.

No, all conversion happens in your browser using JavaScript. Your GPX files never leave your device. This is especially important for GPS data which can reveal your home address, favorite routes, and activity patterns. The tool works completely offline once the page loads.

Yes, the tool can process GPX files with thousands of track points. Very large files (over 10,000 points) may take a few seconds to process depending on your device. The CSV output can be opened in Excel (which supports over 1 million rows) or any modern spreadsheet application.

When enabled, the tool calculates distance using the Haversine formula, which accounts for Earth's curvature. It computes the great-circle distance between consecutive latitude/longitude pairs. If elevation data exists, it's included in a 3D distance calculation. Results are shown in kilometers with cumulative totals.

Currently the tool processes one file at a time, but you can quickly process multiple files sequentially. For batch processing, select a file, convert and download the CSV, then repeat with the next file. Each conversion takes only seconds for typical GPS tracks.

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