GPS & Spreadsheet Converter

Convert GPS files like GPX, KML, TCX, and FIT into CSV or XLSX, then convert spreadsheet data back into GPX, KML, or TCX — all privately in your browser.

Clean route and spreadsheet workflows in one place

Move between GPS tracks and spreadsheet formats without uploading your files. Great for athletes, field crews, GIS prep, route planning, and data cleanup.

Start converting Format guide
📍 GPX / KML / TCX / FIT 📊 CSV / XLSX 🔒 No uploads ⚡ In-browser only

Best for

  • Exporting watch data into spreadsheets
  • Cleaning route logs before sharing
  • Turning tabular points back into tracks
  • Preparing files for GIS, coaching, and field teams
GPX → CSV FIT → XLSX CSV → GPX XLSX → TCX CSV ⇄ XLSX No tracking

GPS Data, Clean and Simple

CSV → XLSX

Spreadsheet

XLSX → CSV

Spreadsheet

GPS → CSV / XLSX

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CSV / XLSX → GPX / KML / TCX

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Built for Field Teams, Athletes, and Analysts

This page came from the real problem of juggling messy GPS files, spreadsheets, JSON exports, TSV tables, XML feeds, and mixed field logs. Whether you’re exporting runs from a watch, planning service routes, or cleaning survey logs, you can convert everything privately in your browser.

GPX KML TCX FIT CSV TSV JSON XML XLSX

Everything runs locally using browser APIs and open libraries.

Which GPS Format Should I Use?

Format Best For Pros Watch Outs
GPX Universal tracks and waypoints Simple XML and broad support Can get large with many points
KML Google Earth and route previews Good for styled viewing and map sharing Heavier XML, styling varies by app
TCX Fitness workouts Useful for laps and sensor-rich workouts App support can vary compared to GPX
FIT Garmin and modern wearables Efficient binary format with more sensor detail Needs decoding before manual editing

Suggested Columns (GPS → CSV / XLSX)

If some fields are missing, that’s okay — the converter will include what exists.

Best Practices

Use-Case Playbooks

Fitness & Coaching: merge weekly FIT or TCX files, export to CSV, then analyze pace, laps, and heart rate trends.

Field Operations: convert logs to XLSX, filter by time window, then export a GPX route for handoff.

Delivery & Service: build KML route previews for Google Earth and team reviews.

Research & GIS: export GPX, clean it in a spreadsheet, then import into GIS software.

FAQs & Troubleshooting

Do my files upload anywhere? No. Everything runs locally in your browser.

My FIT file won’t parse. Some devices export different variants. Re-export from the vendor app and try again.

Data looks shifted or empty. Check time zones and make sure lat/lon columns are numeric.

Very large files feel slow. Close heavy tabs and consider splitting or downsampling routes.

Best workflow

  • Choose your source file
  • Convert to spreadsheet or GPS format
  • Clean or review the result
  • Export the final version

Best uses

  • Sports and coaching data
  • Survey and route logs
  • Operations and delivery planning
  • GIS prep and spreadsheet cleanup

Why local is better

  • No uploads to outside servers
  • Faster for many small jobs
  • Better privacy for route files
  • Works well with sensitive field data