GPX File Viewers: How to View GPX Files with Advanced Options

GPX files store important data from your GPS. Things like waypoints, routes, tracks, speed and elevation charts, among other information. That’s why we present the best GPX file viewers so you can view all the information of interest stored in each file. These viewers also let you export GPX data to POV, KML, and PDF, or add, edit, or delete waypoints, comments, and change map view modes.

GPXSee

We’ll start with GPXSee, a powerful GPX file viewer that exports GPX files to PDF. Like all the programs here, it lets you add a GPX file to its interface to view stored data (using the next or previous buttons), but one of its main features is the ability to view elevation and speed charts in a separate tab.

ITN Converter

ITN Converter is a powerful converter between GPS files: GPX, LMX, RTE, XVM, Google Maps (URL), KML, DAT, and more. It lets you view and edit GPX files and then export them. You can also use different map backgrounds such as Google Maps, TomTom Routes Map, OpenStreetMap, HERE Maps, FalkMap, satellite background, and more.

EasyGPS

EasyGPS is undoubtedly the best option on the list for viewing GPX files. It lets you view and edit waypoints, routes, tracks, photos, and geocaches stored in a GPX file, among other things, and always shows detailed information for each point. It’s simple to use and navigate.

GpsPrune

GpsPrune is a very good GPS file viewer, but it has an old interface that may be uncomfortable to work with. However, it adds advanced GPX viewing features, such as the ability to attach multimedia content like photo points (JPG images) and audio clips (MP3 or WAV).

GPX Viewer

We’ll finish with GPX Viewer, a GPX file viewer for the Google Chrome browser or from Google Drive. The viewer does not save or share the file. It only works locally (no servers).

With these GPX file viewers you can view all the content stored in GPX files so you can travel informed on any trip you take. We hope they help you!