Guides

Your route lives in an app; the poster starts with the file. Ten-second exports, step-by-step:

• How to export a GPX from Strava →

  Every Strava activity can be downloaded as a GPX file — the standard format for GPS routes.

• How to export a GPX from Garmin Connect →

  Garmin Connect exports any recorded activity as a GPX file from the website in a few clicks — no cables, no Garmin Express needed.

• How to export a GPX from Komoot →

  Komoot exports both completed tours and planned routes as GPX files, from the website and from the app.

• How to export a GPX from Apple Watch →

  Apple's own Fitness and Health apps record your route but don't offer a GPX export button — you need one small helper app, once.

• How to export a GPX from Polar Flow →

  Polar Flow exports any training session with GPS as a GPX file from the website — two clicks once you've found the session.

• How to export a GPX from the Suunto app →

  The Suunto app exports any recorded activity as a GPX file directly from your phone — no website needed.

• How to get a GPX out of Nike Run Club →

  The honest answer first: Nike Run Club has no GPX export button — Nike keeps runs inside its own app.

Apple Health / Fitness and Google Earth exports work too (GPX or KML) — see the how-to on the upload box.