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. There are still two reliable ways to get your route out.
Your run→⋯→no GPX here
On the website
- Path 1 — sync forward: connect a helper app that reads NRC and re-exports. RunGap (iPhone) imports your NRC history and shares any run as GPX.
- Path 2 — record in parallel next time: run with Strava (or your watch) alongside NRC; you keep Nike's coaching and get a clean GPX from Strava's export (see that guide).
On your phone
- On iPhone: install RunGap, connect your Nike account, open the run, share as GPX.
- On Android: third-party NRC exporters exist but change often — the parallel-recording path is the dependable one.
Good to know
Will Nike add GPX export?
They've never offered it — Nike treats runs as in-app content. Assume the answer stays no and plan with one of the two paths above.
Is connecting a helper app safe?
RunGap reads your runs with your Nike login and processes them on your device. As always: your run is your data — that's the whole reason we take file uploads instead of account connections.
Got your GPX? See it as art.
Drop the file on our homepage and your Nike Run Club route renders as a gallery-grade route poster in seconds — stats auto-filled from the file, free to preview, no account and no Nike Run Club connection needed.
Drop your GPX — free preview