Merge GPX files
Put the days of a tour, the stages of a race or a ride your watch split in two back into one file. The files are joined on your device, and none of them is uploaded.
Your file is read on this device and never uploaded.
Drop the files to merge here
- Distance
- 9.0 km
- Climbing
- 42 m
- Highest
- 64 m
- Moving time
- 48 min
What it does, and what it does not
- Joins the files in the order you add them, and lets you move a file up the list or take it out before you download.
- Keeps each file as its own segment of one GPX track, so a GPS draws no straight line across the gap between two days.
- Keeps every point’s height and time, and reads KML, KMZ, TCX and GeoJSON files into the same merge.
- Overlapping points are not removed and the files are not sorted by time: the order is the one you set.
Questions
Can I merge files in different formats?
Yes. A KML, a TCX and a GPX can go into one merge; the result is written as GPX.
What happens at the join between two files?
Each file is a separate segment of the track, so the line stops at the end of one and starts again at the start of the next. Distance and climbing are not counted across the gap.
How many files can I merge?
As many as your browser can hold; a week of rides is no trouble. The total is shown before you download.