FREE · GPX → PNG / SVG · NOTHING UPLOADED

GPX to image — draw a route as PNG or SVG, in your browser

Drop a GPX, FIT or TCX and save the route as a PNG or an SVG. Drawn in your browser — the file is not sent anywhere.

Drop a GPX, FIT or TCX here — or click to choose Several files at once is fine. Zipped .fit.gz from a Strava export works too.

GPX to image — draw a route as PNG or SVG, in your browser

What comes out

The route as one clean line with distance, time and elevation from the file under it, the way the print draws it, at screen size. PNG is pixels at twice screen resolution, for a message or a post. SVG is vectors, for anything that will be scaled or edited later.

Nothing is uploaded

The file is read and drawn in your browser. It is not sent to a server, and nothing remains when you close the tab.

A picture, or a print

An image from this page is right for a screen. For a wall, the same file goes into the editor, which draws it at print resolution for a 30×40, 50×70 or 70×100 cm sheet, one line or on a real map. A screenshot made bigger goes soft; coordinates drawn again do not. Turn a GPX into an image explains the difference, and the tools page has the rest.

Questions people actually ask

What does the image show?

The route as one clean line with the distance, time and elevation from the file under it — the same drawing the print uses, at screen size. No map behind it.

PNG or SVG?

PNG for a message, a post or a document: pixels, drawn at twice screen resolution. SVG for anything that will be scaled or edited: vectors, opens in Illustrator, Inkscape and Figma, sharp at any size.

Can I get it with a map?

Not from this tool. Google Earth and gpx.studio draw a GPX on a map you can screenshot; the editor here draws the route on a real map at print resolution if it is going on a wall.

Is it good enough to print?

At postcard size. For a wall, the print draws the same file at print resolution for the sheet you choose — a screenshot enlarged goes soft, coordinates drawn again do not.