Convert GPX GPS data files to PDF format. Extract waypoints, tracks, routes, and elevation data in a formatted PDF document. No signup, no limits, 100% free.
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Convert GPX to PDF
How to convert GPX to PDF Online
Upload your GPX file. GPX files contain GPS data including waypoints, tracks, and routes from GPS devices or mapping applications.
Click Convert GPX to PDF to process the file.
Download your PDF file. The PDF will include formatted tables with waypoints, track points, elevations, and timestamps.
What is GPX Format?
GPX (GPS Exchange Format) is an XML format for storing GPS data. GPX files typically contain:
Waypoints: Named points of interest with coordinates
Tracks: Sequences of GPS points showing a path or route
Routes: Planned paths with turn-by-turn waypoints
Elevation data: Height above sea level at each point
The PDF includes waypoints (name, latitude, longitude), track points (coordinates, elevation, timestamps), track/route metadata, and summary information.
Are all track points included?
For files with many track points, the PDF shows the first 100 points in detail and indicates how many more points exist in the file.
What GPS devices or apps create GPX files?
GPX files are commonly exported from Garmin devices, fitness apps like Strava and Garmin Connect, mapping apps, hiking/navigation apps, running trackers, cycling computers, and many other GPS-enabled devices and applications.
Can I convert GPX files with routes?
Yes, the converter extracts route information along with waypoints and tracks. Route data is included in the PDF output with coordinate information.
What format are the coordinates in?
Coordinates are displayed in decimal degrees (WGS84 format), which is the standard format used in GPX files. Latitude and longitude values are shown as decimal numbers.
Is elevation data included?
Yes, if your GPX file contains elevation data (elevation/elev tags), it will be included in the PDF. Elevation values are typically in meters above sea level.
Can I see timestamps in the PDF?
Yes, timestamp information from track points is included in the PDF. Timestamps show when each GPS point was recorded, typically in ISO 8601 format.
What if my GPX file has thousands of points?
For very large GPX files, the PDF displays the first 100 track points and first 50 waypoints in detail, with a note indicating the total count. This keeps the PDF manageable while showing representative data.
Why convert GPX to PDF?
Converting GPX to PDF is useful for printing GPS tracks, documenting routes, sharing waypoints, archiving GPS data, creating reports, or viewing GPS data without specialized software.
Is my GPS data secure?
Yes, your files are processed securely and are not stored on our servers. The conversion happens in real-time and files are immediately available for download.
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