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GPX viewer
Open a GPX, FIT or TCX file and see the track right away, with distance, times, elevation and heart rate. A free online GPX viewer with no account and no upload: the file is read in your browser.
How to open a GPX file online
- 1Drop your GPX, FIT or TCX file in, or click to choose it
- 2Look at the track and its elevation profile
- 3Read distance, times and heart rate beside it
- The track drawn, with the numbers behind it.
What you get
- Nothing is uploaded.The file is read by your browser, on your own device.
- No map service involved.The track is drawn as a line, so nobody learns where you were.
- Three formats in one place.GPX, TCX and FIT open the same way.
What you can do
- Open a GPX, TCX or FIT file and see its track drawn.
- Read distance, moving time, elapsed time, elevation gain, average and max heart rate, average and max speed, start time and number of points.
- See an elevation chart, and a heart-rate chart when the file has heart rate.
- Open several files at once. They are shown as one activity in time order, or you can pick a single file under "Work on".
- Go on to merge, crop, split, reverse, simplify or fix the times, and save the result as GPX, TCX or FIT.
Good to know
- The track is a line without a map behind it. The tool shows the shape of the route, not streets or terrain.
- A route with no times shows distance and elevation, but no moving time or speed.
- A file that is empty or not a GPX, TCX or FIT file is refused with a message saying which one was wrong.
Questions
How do I open a GPX file?
Drop it on this page. The track, the profile and the main numbers appear straight away.
Does it show a map?
It shows the route as a line. No map tiles are loaded, which keeps your location private.
Can I open a FIT or TCX file as well?
Yes. GPX, TCX and FIT all work in the same tool.
Is my file uploaded?
No. It is read in your browser and never sent anywhere.