Logo

GPX to CSV

Universal Format Converter

Convert between CSV, TSV, JSON, and Excel. Supports multiple files, primary data, and batch operations.

Select a data source to begin conversion

No data loaded

Upload files or use primary data to start converting

About GPX to CSV

Convert GPX waypoint and track files into CSV rows with latitude, longitude, elevation, time and name columns.

GPX is the XML format nearly every GPS device, hiking app and mapping tool uses to store waypoints and tracks, wrapping each point's coordinates and metadata inside nested "wpt", "trkpt" or "rtept" elements that aren't practical to scan by eye.

This converter walks the XML tree for all three point types and flattens each one into a CSV row with latitude, longitude, elevation, timestamp and name, so an entire hike, delivery route or survey track becomes a normal table you can sort and filter.

That's useful well beyond outdoor tracking — real estate teams working with property boundary points, logistics teams reviewing delivery routes, or anyone who needs GPS data in a spreadsheet instead of a map app, can all use the same conversion.

It also serializes CSV rows back into valid GPX XML, so you can edit a route in a spreadsheet and reload it into GPS software afterward.

Category: Scientific Formats

Common Use Cases

  • Reviewing GPS tracks in a spreadsheet
  • Feeding waypoints into mapping tools

Key Features

  • Walks nested "wpt", "trkpt" and "rtept" XML elements uniformly
  • Flattens each point to latitude, longitude, elevation, timestamp and name columns
  • Handles an entire hike, delivery route or survey track in one pass
  • Serializes CSV rows back into valid GPX XML for reloading into GPS software

The GPX to CSV tool is compatible with: GPS Devices, Mapping Software, Real Estate Geo Data.

Turn a device's GPX export into an editable CSV here, then use NMEA_TO_CSV if you also have raw receiver logs from the same trip to cross-check timestamps and fixes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it handle waypoints and tracks the same way?

Yes, it reads wpt, trkpt and rtept elements alike and flattens all of them into rows.

Is this only useful for outdoor or hiking data?

No, it's equally useful for real estate boundary points, logistics route data, or any GPS-tagged dataset.

Built for hikers, surveyors, and logistics or real estate teams who need GPS points in a spreadsheet rather than a map app.

Read the related guide →