FIT File to CSV Converter
Convert Garmin FIT files to CSV format for data analysis
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About FIT to CSV Conversion
Learn more about the converter and its creator

Jonas
I'm a software developer and sports enthusiast. I created these converters to help athletes manage their workout data efficiently.
Understanding FIT File to CSV Conversion
Converting FIT files (Flexible and Interoperable Data Transfer files) to CSV format makes your workout data more accessible and easier to analyze. This conversion process helps you transfer and store your files in a format that any spreadsheet program can read. The CSV files created through this converter tool can be easily imported into popular applications like Excel.
Working with Your Files
When you convert FIT files to CSV format, the process preserves these essential data points:
- Timestamp data for each record
- GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude)
- Altitude measurements
- Heart rate data
- Power output data (if available)
- Cadence information
- Speed measurements
- Temperature data (if available)
- Distance values
CSV Format Benefits
The resulting CSV files offer several advantages:
- Easy to import into spreadsheet applications
- Compatible with Garmin and other fitness platforms
- Simple to convert and process multiple files
- Efficient data storage format
- Universal format for sharing training data
Data Analysis Capabilities
Converting your FIT files to CSV format enables you to:
- Perform detailed analysis of your training data
- Create custom reports from your files
- Share workout data efficiently
- Import data into various analysis tools
- Save and store your workout files long-term
Conversion Process
Our converter handles these steps automatically:
- Reading the FIT file format
- Extracting all available data fields
- Processing the data into structured format
- Converting timestamps to readable values
- Generating formatted CSV output
Pro Tip
After you convert and import your CSV files into a spreadsheet program, use filtering and pivot tables to analyze specific aspects of your training data. This helps identify patterns in your workout files and makes the most of your converted data.