Turn a spreadsheet of waypoints into a GPX file for GPS devices and fitness apps — free, private, and entirely in your browser. No upload to any server required.
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CSV must contain lat/lng or latitude/longitude columns
name,latitude,longitude,category
Trailhead,48.8584,2.2945,start
Summit,45.8326,6.8652,peakColumn names auto-detected: lat, latitude, lng, lon, longitude, x, y
The converter auto-detects columns named lat, latitude, y for latitude; and lng, lon, longitude, x for longitude. All other columns become GPX waypoint attributes.
Converting a spreadsheet of coordinates to GPX lets you load waypoints — trailheads, points of interest, sample locations — onto a GPS device or into fitness and navigation apps that expect GPX, not CSV.
Coordinates must be in WGS84 (EPSG:4326) — standard latitude/longitude decimal degrees, the format used by GPS devices and most public datasets.
Yes, completely. All parsing happens inside your browser using JavaScript. Your data is never uploaded to any server.
Each CSV row becomes a GPX waypoint (<wpt>). To create a track from an ordered sequence of points, use the GPX merge tool after conversion.
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