FIT to GPX Converter
Convert Garmin FIT files to GPX format
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About FIT to GPX Conversion
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Jonas
I'm a software developer and sports enthusiast. I created these converters to help athletes manage their workout data efficiently.
Need to convert FIT to GPX? Our converter helps you transform fit files into gpx files that are compatible across different platforms. Whether you're looking to upload your data to various platforms or save your files in different formats, this conversion process preserves essential workout data while making it accessible in widely supported file formats.
File Format Support
Our converter supports all FIT files from major devices including Garmin, Wahoo, Hammerhead, and other fitness devices. The resulting GPX files are compatible with most mapping and fitness analysis platforms.
Understanding File Formats
The fit format stores detailed fitness data including GPS tracks, heart rate, and other device data. While fit files excel at storing comprehensive workout information, gpx files offer better compatibility across platforms. When you convert fit files to gpx format, the data becomes accessible in an XML-based structure that focuses on waypoints and location data.
Data Preservation
During the conversion process, our tool preserves the following data points:
- GPS coordinates (latitude, longitude, elevation)
- Timestamps for each data point
- Distance information
- Speed data
- Basic workout metadata
Important Note About Device Data
Before you convert and upload your files, ensure they're not corrupted. Some devices may store fit files that need validation before conversion. The tool preserves essential data like heart rate and location information during the conversion process.
Common Use Cases
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Route Sharing
Share your favorite routes with friends who use different devices or platforms. GPX files are universally supported by mapping services and GPS devices.
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Platform Migration
When switching between different fitness platforms or devices, GPX files ensure your workout history remains accessible and can be imported into your new system.
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Data Backup
Create backups of your workout data in a widely supported format that can be read by many different applications and services.
File Format Details
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FIT Format
FIT files (.fit) are binary files that contain:
- Comprehensive workout data
- Device-specific information
- Multiple data streams (GPS, heart rate, power, etc.)
- Compressed data format for efficiency
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GPX Format
GPX files (.gpx) are XML-based and include:
- Waypoints, tracks, and routes
- Time and location data
- Elevation information
- Human-readable format
Best Practices
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Before Converting
- Ensure your FIT file is not corrupted
- Keep a backup of the original FIT file
- Check that the file size is reasonable
- Verify the file comes from a supported device -
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After Converting
- Verify the converted GPX file in your target application
- Check that key data points are preserved
- Save both the original and converted files
- Test the GPX file with your intended platform
Compatible Platforms
Convert your fit files to gpx format for use with:
- Garmin Connect and other fitness platforms
- GPS navigation devices
- Mapping applications
- Strava
- Komoot
- RideWithGPS
- Most GPS devices and smartwatches
- Google Earth
- OpenStreetMap-based applications