What Is My Location

GPS File Viewer (GPX · KML · GeoJSON)

Drag a GPX, KML or GeoJSON file onto the map to see its tracks, routes and waypoints instantly — with total distance, point count and elevation range. Parsing happens entirely in your browser: your hike, run or survey data never touches a server.

Drop GPX / KML / GeoJSON files here — or

Parsed in your browser · tracks stay on your device · layer multiple files to compare

The other half of our export tools

This site already exports your location, saved places and speedometer tracks as GPX/KML/GeoJSON — this viewer closes the loop: open anything you exported, anything your watch or bike computer recorded, or any file a friend sent, without installing GIS software or trusting an upload site. Multiple files can be layered to compare tracks.

Frequently asked questions

Which file types are supported?
GPX (tracks, routes, waypoints), KML (points and line strings) and GeoJSON (all geometry types) — parsed client-side. You can layer several files to compare.
Is my track uploaded?
No — parsing happens in your browser, which is exactly why this is safe for private running routes and survey data. Close the tab and nothing remains.
Where do the stats come from?
Distance is summed point-to-point with the haversine formula; elevation min/max and duration come from the file's own data when present.
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