gpx.studio is a web-based GPX file editor for creating, viewing and modifying GPS tracks and routes in a browser. Its interface combines an interactive map, file tree, statistics and editing tools so multiple GPX files and their contents can be manipulated within the same workspace.
The software is particularly useful for planning routes before an outdoor activity, tidying recorded tracks afterwards, combining sections from different files and preparing GPX data for other mapping or navigation applications. Route creation is not limited to manually drawing straight lines: the application can use a routing engine to follow suitable paths and roads according to the selected activity. The project consists of a TypeScript GPX processing library and a SvelteKit web application and can also be self-hosted.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Create GPX files, tracks, track segments and points of interest.
- Plan routes for cycling, road cycling, gravel cycling, mountain biking, running, hiking, motorcycling, water activities and railways.
- Route between anchor points using the road and path network or straight lines.
- Reverse routes or create routes returning to their starting point.
- Crop and split existing GPS traces.
- Connect multiple traces into a continuous trace.
- Merge file contents while retaining separate traces.
- Remove time gaps when joining traces.
- Extract multiple traces into separate items.
- Create or update realistic time information for tracks.
- Request replacement elevation data for selected files.
- Reduce the number of GPS points in a trace.
- Remove GPS points and points of interest inside or outside a selected map area.
- Display elevation profiles and switch between multiple map layers.
- Add custom WMS, WMTS and MapLibre map layers.
- Supports 3D map viewing and custom track appearance.
Website: github.com/gpxstudio/gpx.studio
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Developer: gpx.studio
License: MIT License
gpx.studio is written in TypeScript. Learn TypeScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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