Convert GPX to KML
Convert GPX tracks, routes, and waypoints into KML for Google Earth and Maps — parsed locally, nothing uploaded.
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What is GPX?
GPX (GPS Exchange Format) is the XML standard that fitness apps, handheld GPS units, and mapping tools use to record tracks, routes, and waypoints with latitude, longitude, and elevation.
Why convert GPX to KML?
KML is the format Google Earth and Google Maps understand natively. Converting lets you visualise a recorded hike, ride, or route on satellite imagery and share it as a single file.
How the conversion works
Convertur parses the GPX into an intermediate GeoJSON model, then writes standards-compliant KML — waypoints become Point placemarks, tracks and routes become LineStrings, with names and elevations preserved.
How to gpx to kml
- Drop a .gpx file into the zone above.
- Convertur parses tracks, routes, and waypoints automatically.
- Press Convert — everything runs locally in your browser.
- Download the KML and open it in Google Earth.