GEO DATA STUDIO V2.0
GPX Route Analyzer
Drop in your GPX file and make sense of your adventure—distance, elevation, speed and the moments in between. No account, no uploads, no map services.
✦ GPX 1.0 & 1.1✦ Routes & track segments✦ Offline route canvas
YOUR WORKSPACE
GPX Route Analyzer
Drop your GPX tracks here
Or choose files from your device to explore your route.
Up to 12 files · 12 MB each · 100,000 GPS points total · Nothing is uploaded
01 / EXPLORE
Route plot
Drag to pan · Scroll to zoom · Hover to inspect · No external map tiles
Start Finish Waypoint Selected
02 / ANALYZE
Elevation & speed
Elevation versus cumulative distance. Gaps indicate missing data.
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Select a point to inspect its coordinates and measurements.
03 / FILTER
Tracks & segments
Select the segments to include in your stats, route plot and exports.
04 / FINE-TUNE
Analysis settings
Elevation thresholds suppress minor changes per point pair, not a full terrain smoothing filter. Speed is calculated from adjacent valid timestamps, not assumed for missing timestamps.
05 / DATA QUALITY
What your file tells us
A BETTER WAY TO REVIEW GPS DATA
Everything from your GPX. Nothing sent away.
Designed for hikers, cyclists, runners, surveyors and anyone checking where their GPS device has been.
Reliable measurements
Calculate geodesic distance with separate track segments, explicit timestamp handling, and safeguards against obvious GPS jumps.
Profiles that explain
Follow an interactive elevation or speed chart, select any GPS point, and explore how the route changes over distance.
Own your GPS data
Export route point CSV, GeoJSON lines and waypoints, a PNG route plot, selected GPX, or a structured summary—all processed locally.
Frequently asked questions
Does the route plot display streets or terrain?
No. The offline plot draws your GPS coordinates on a geographic canvas and shows their shape, start and finish. It does not fetch basemap tiles, street names or satellite imagery. This protects private coordinates from external map services.
Why might moving speed differ from my GPS watch?
Devices use different auto-pause rules, sensor smoothing and filtering. This analyzer estimates speed from consecutive timed GPS positions. Missing or reversed timestamps and large GPS jumps reduce usable intervals.
Does the tool support multiple GPX tracks?
Yes. Select several GPX 1.0/1.1 files, then include or exclude individual segments. Segment boundaries are respected, so unrelated recordings are not joined with artificial straight lines.
Can it analyze routes without timestamps or elevation?
Yes. Distance and coordinates work without them. The tool shows “unavailable” for speed, moving time, elevation gain or a chart that cannot be calculated from the data. Elapsed duration sums the recorded spans of individual segments rather than the calendar gap between independent files.
Are coordinates uploaded to PixelOkay?
No. Files are parsed locally in your browser, and the route plot uses no external imagery. A GPX file can expose sensitive home or travel locations, so share exports carefully.