GPX to PDF

Convert GPX files to PDF format

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About GPX

GPX (GPS Exchange Format) is an XML schema for GPS data, designed for storing waypoints, tracks, and routes recorded by GPS devices. It is the standard export format for most outdoor GPS devices, cycling computers, and fitness tracking applications.

You might convert from GPX when you need to perform spatial analysis (buffering, clipping, overlay) that requires GeoJSON or Shapefile, when you want to display the track on a web map without a dedicated GPX viewer, or when you need to import the route into a GIS for further processing.

Frequently asked questions

What GPX elements are converted?

Tracks (trkpt), waypoints (wpt), and routes (rte) are all converted to their equivalent vector geometry types: lines for tracks and routes, points for waypoints.

Will elevation data from my GPX be preserved?

Elevation values (the <ele> element) are preserved as a Z coordinate in GeoJSON and as an attribute in other formats. Not all target formats support 3D coordinates natively.

Can I convert a GPX with multiple tracks?

Yes — each track segment in the GPX becomes a separate feature in the output. Track names and timestamps are preserved as feature properties where supported.