Discover the versatile applications and real-world scenarios where this tool excels in professional environments
Convert GPS data between different devices and applications that use various file formats.
Convert GPS files for use in different mapping software and GIS applications.
Convert hiking, cycling, and outdoor activity tracks between different GPS devices and apps.
Convert GPS data to CSV format for analysis in spreadsheet applications and data tools.
Follow these comprehensive steps to maximize your productivity and achieve professional results
Upload your GPS file (KML, GPX, GeoJSON, or CSV), select the desired output format, and download the converted file. The tool automatically detects input format and preserves all geographic data including tracks, waypoints, and metadata.
Explore the powerful capabilities and advanced functionalities that make this tool essential for your professional workflow
Support for KML, GPX, GeoJSON, and CSV formats with automatic format detection.
Convert multiple files at once to save time and improve workflow efficiency.
Preserve all geographic data including coordinates, elevation, timestamps, and metadata.
High-quality conversion with validation and error checking for reliable results.
Find comprehensive answers to common questions and get the expert guidance you need for optimal results
The converter supports KML (Google Earth), GPX (GPS Exchange), GeoJSON (Geographic JSON), and CSV (Comma Separated Values) formats for both input and output.
For optimal performance, we recommend files under 50MB. Larger files may take longer to process but are generally supported.
Yes, the converter preserves all geographic data including coordinates, elevation, timestamps, waypoint names, and track metadata during conversion.
Yes, the tool supports batch conversion allowing you to upload and convert multiple GPS files simultaneously.
Advanced measurement features including GPS area, distance, perimeter, and data export.
Perfect for land surveyors, farmers, and real estate professionals.
