GPX route studio

Convert track segments and waypoints to GeoJSON.

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Updated 2026-09-20

GPX route studio explained

Open a GPX 1.1 text file to turn waypoints, routes and track segments into GeoJSON. Separate track segments stay separate, so gaps are not joined by an invented line. Names and optional elevations accompany the coordinates.

A worked example

A GPX point with lat="40.7" lon="-74" becomes [-74, 40.7]. Longitude moves first because GeoJSON uses that coordinate order.

Next: GeoJSON map studio

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Coordinates, elevation, names and route/track grouping only. Timestamps, metadata, extensions, sensor readings and styling are not transferred. This is not navigation guidance, an elevation correction or a distance estimate. Keep the original GPX file.

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