GPX (GPS Exchange Format) is an XML format used by GPS devices and apps to store waypoints, routes and recorded tracks.

Do I need to upload anything besides the GPX file?

No. Upload one .gpx file and get the report right away. The GPX file is read locally and never sent to a third party.

What does the output look like?

A structured data report (JSON) containing the GPX waypoints, routes and tracks with coordinates and metadata. You can pipe it into any chart or image tool to render PNG output.

Which GPX versions are supported?

GPX 1.0 and 1.1 files, including track segments, routes and standalone waypoints.

Convert GPX files to PNG online

Have a GPX track that will not preview anywhere? This page reads a GPX file and turns it into a structured report you can render as PNG output.

How to convert GPX to PNG

Upload a .gpx file (waypoints, routes or tracks) up to 40 MB.
Press Convert file and download the report.

What you get

A JSON report extracted from your GPX file: waypoints become identifiable points, routes and tracks become sequences of coordinates with elevation and timestamps. Feed it to any chart or drawing tool to produce the PNG image you need.

When this helps

Previewing a GPS track before sharing it
Dropping a route sketch into slides, notes or chat
Checking what is inside a GPX file without a GIS tool