🗺️ GPS & Fitness Converters

Free online GPS file converter tools. Convert between GPX, KML, FIT, and CSV formats for Garmin, Google Earth, and fitness tracking. No upload required, all processing is browser-based.

🔒Privacy first: All conversions happen locally. Your GPS data never leaves your device.

GPS & Fitness Converter Tools

Convert GPS tracks, routes, and waypoints between formats. Import data from Garmin devices, prepare files for Google Earth, and export to spreadsheets for analysis.

Understanding GPS File Formats

GPX (GPS Exchange Format) is the universal XML-based standard for GPS data. It stores waypoints, tracks, and routes with latitude, longitude, elevation, and timestamps. Most GPS devices and apps including Garmin, Suunto, and AllTrails support GPX export.

KML (Keyhole Markup Language) is Google Earth's native format. It supports rich geographic visualizations including placemarks, paths, polygons, and 3D models. Converting GPX to KML lets you view your outdoor activities on Google Earth's 3D globe.

FIT is Garmin's proprietary activity file format. It contains detailed fitness data including heart rate, cadence, power, and temperature alongside GPS coordinates. FIT files are created by Garmin watches, Edge cycling computers, and other fitness devices.

Common GPS Conversion Workflows

Hikers and cyclists often record activities on a Garmin watch (FIT format), convert to GPX for sharing on AllTrails or Strava, then convert to KML for visualization in Google Earth. CSV conversion is useful for analyzing elevation profiles, speed data, and waypoint coordinates in Excel.

Frequently Asked Questions

GPX (GPS Exchange Format) is the standard for GPS data with waypoints, tracks, and routes. KML (Keyhole Markup Language) is Google Earth's format with rich visualization features. GPX stores raw GPS data; KML stores geographic visualizations.
Yes. Our FIT to GPX and FIT to CSV converters let you extract activity data from Garmin FIT files. Convert to GPX for mapping or CSV for spreadsheet analysis.
Google Earth uses KML (Keyhole Markup Language) natively. Convert GPX or FIT data to KML to visualize your routes, tracks, and waypoints on Google Earth.
Yes. Use GPX to CSV to export waypoints and track points to a CSV file that opens in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet application.
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