Convert GPX (.gpx) to Microsoft Excel (.xlsx)

RouteConverter opens GPX files and saves them as Microsoft Excel — free, offline, no upload required.

How to convert .gpx to .xlsx

1. Open the .gpx file via File → Open.
2. Pick Microsoft Excel in the Save as dropdown.
3. Choose where to save it via File → Save as.

About GPX (.gpx)

GPX (GPS Exchange Format) is an open XML format for waypoints, tracks and routes, with optional time, elevation and extension fields. It's the universal GPS interchange format — read and written by Garmin Connect, Google Earth, OsmAnd, Strava, komoot and nearly every GPS app or device made since 2004.

About Microsoft Excel (.xlsx)

Excel is a binary spreadsheet — one row per position, one column per field — the shortest path from a GPS track to a table you can sort, filter and chart. RouteConverter reads and writes both the legacy .xls and the modern .xlsx generation. Opened by Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice Calc, Numbers and Google Sheets — wherever GPS data needs analysing rather than navigating.

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FAQ

Can RouteConverter convert .gpx to .xlsx for free?

Yes. RouteConverter is free and open source. Opening a GPX file and saving it as Microsoft Excel does not require an account, a subscription, or an internet connection.

Does the file get uploaded anywhere?

No. RouteConverter runs on your own computer (Windows, macOS or Linux) and converts the file locally — nothing is sent to a server.

Can I convert .xlsx back to .gpx?

Usually yes — open the Microsoft Excel file and pick GPX in the Save-as dropdown. Fields the target format cannot represent are dropped with a warning.