Convert every route.
100+ formats. Free.
Open-source desktop tool to convert, edit and clean routes, tracks and waypoints. Offline. Private. No account.
Built for people who actually log kilometers.
Every format.
100+ readers, dozens of writers. Garmin, TomTom, Google Earth, Komoot, Strava, OSM — and the obscure ones too.
Edit + clean.
Trim, simplify, merge, reverse. Elevation fix-up from SRTM. Snap to roads via BRouter.
Offline + private.
Runs on your machine. Tracks never leave the desktop. No account, no telemetry by default.
One tool. Three jobs.
Routes
Plan, reorder and re-route between waypoints. Calculate distance and time, export to your GPS or app.
- →Drag waypoints on the map to re-route live
- →Profile-based routing (car, bike, hike) via BRouter
- →Round-trip export keeps original waypoint metadata
Routes
Plan, reorder and re-route between waypoints. Calculate distance and time, export to your GPS or app.
- →Drag waypoints on the map to re-route live
- →Profile-based routing (car, bike, hike) via BRouter
- →Round-trip export keeps original waypoint metadata
Tracks
Inspect, clean and simplify recorded tracks. Fix noisy GPS points, recompute elevation from SRTM.
- →Elevation profile with SRTM fix-up
- →Simplify with a point budget, not just a tolerance
- →Split or merge multi-day track segments
Waypoints
Manage waypoint lists and photo geotags. Edit names and descriptions, convert categories across vendors.
- →Bulk-edit name, description and icon
- →Geotag photos from a recorded track
- →Round-trip Garmin POI ⇄ GPX waypoints
100+ formats. 18 years of practice.
Every serious GPS, mapping and navigation format in one converter — built up format by format since 2007.
Broad coverage
Garmin, TomTom, Google Earth, Komoot, Strava, OSM and the long tail of formats other tools have given up on.
18 years of edge cases
Every quirky vendor dialect and malformed file this community has ever run into is already handled.
No format picking
Drop a file in — RouteConverter detects the format automatically, extension or not.
Open, maintained, on the record.
Java codebase, open since 2007. Read it, fork it, ship a patch.
GitHub →Find Place on the map via mapsforge POIs, one-decimal elevation, mapsforge 0.28.
Release notes →Free since 2007. Still free.
Download, install, convert. No account, no nag screen, no upsell.