Description
Your bike computer exports FIT, the hiking app only takes GPX, a friend sends KML, and every new device means another round of online converters with no idea whether points were dropped. RouteConverter lays the track on a map, with the route on the left and every point's coordinates, elevation and time on the right, and converts between dozens of GPS formats after you have checked the data with your own eyes.
It is more than a converter: add, delete or drag points to fix GPS drift, and read the elevation profile underneath to see the climb at a glance. Useful for planning a route before you leave and tidying the record when you get back.
Format conversion: Reads and writes GPX, KML, CSV, NMEA and a long list of device and software formats.
Tracks on a map: Online and offline maps with the route and points drawn on top, zoomable and themeable.
Point list editing: Coordinates, elevation, time and description of each point in a table you can add to, sort and bulk edit.
Elevation profile: A height-over-distance chart with total length, ascent, descent and duration.
Merge and split: Join several tracks, split a long one, or thin out points for devices with a point limit.
Cross-platform: Windows, macOS and Linux builds, plus a portable version.
It is more than a converter: add, delete or drag points to fix GPS drift, and read the elevation profile underneath to see the climb at a glance. Useful for planning a route before you leave and tidying the record when you get back.
Features
Format conversion: Reads and writes GPX, KML, CSV, NMEA and a long list of device and software formats.
Tracks on a map: Online and offline maps with the route and points drawn on top, zoomable and themeable.
Point list editing: Coordinates, elevation, time and description of each point in a table you can add to, sort and bulk edit.
Elevation profile: A height-over-distance chart with total length, ascent, descent and duration.
Merge and split: Join several tracks, split a long one, or thin out points for devices with a point limit.
Cross-platform: Windows, macOS and Linux builds, plus a portable version.
