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Select your files
Choose or drag one or more .gpx or .geofix files: from GeoFix, another GPS device or a hiking website. Selecting sends nothing.
Free tool
View GPX files and GeoFix packages online
Upload one or more .gpx or .geofix files and explore tracks, routes and waypoints on an interactive map. No account: the file is processed temporarily on the GeoFix server and is not kept.
Upload a GPX or .geofix file to display the map
Track colour
Waypoint colour
Weight
–Tracks
–Waypoints
–GPS points
–Est. distance
–Duration (sum of tracks)
–Min. alt.
–Max. alt.
Tracks
Waypoints
How it works
No account. The GeoFix server reads the file just long enough to extract tracks and waypoints, then discards it.
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Confirm and upload
Read the notice, tick the box and tap Upload and view. Only then are the files sent to the server, one at a time, and processed in memory.
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Explore on the map
Tracks are drawn on an OpenStreetMap base layer, segment by segment; waypoints appear as markers with name and description. You can show or hide each track.
How to use it with GeoFix
Export a track from the GeoFix app and load it into the GPX Viewer in three steps.
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Export the track from the app
In GeoFix, open the recorded track, tap the share button and choose Export GPX. Save the .gpx file to your device or share it with yourself.
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Open the GPX Viewer GeoFix
Open this page in your browser on iPhone, Mac or any computer. No account required.
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Upload and view
Select the exported file, confirm the notice and tap Upload and view. A .geofix package is uploaded the same way.
Formats and compatibility
The viewer reads the standard GPX format (1.0 and 1.1) and GeoFix .geofix packages, version 1.
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GPS tracks and routes
<trk> elements with their segments, drawn separately, and <rte> routes.
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Waypoints
<wpt> elements with name, description and elevation, including waypoint-only files.
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.geofix packages
An archive with a manifest, one track per file and the waypoints with GeoFix metadata: names, order, optional primary track. Photos declared in a package are not displayed.
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GPX from other tools
Compatible with GPX files exported from Garmin, Strava, Komoot, Wikiloc and other compatible tools.
Privacy: temporary processing, nothing kept
In the app, waypoints and tracks stay on your device. The site may process technical data as described in the Privacy Policy. The files you upload on this page are sent to the GeoFix server and read in memory just long enough to extract tracks and waypoints; neither the file nor its content is saved to a database, session, cache or temporary file, nor published or shared. The file name is not sent. As on every other page, the web server’s technical logs (address, date and time, request outcome) and the analytics tools already described in the policy remain; map tiles are requested from the OpenStreetMap servers by your browser.
Frequently asked questions
Is the file uploaded to a server?
Yes, temporarily. After your explicit confirmation each file is sent to the GeoFix server, read in memory to extract tracks and waypoints and discarded when the request ends. It is not saved, published or shared, and selecting a file on its own sends nothing.
Which files are supported?
GPX files in standard format 1.0 and 1.1, with tracks (<trk>), routes (<rte>) and waypoints (<wpt>), and GeoFix .geofix packages, version 1. The maximum size is 10 MB per file; limits on the number of points, tracks and waypoints apply.
How is the estimated distance calculated?
By summing the distances between consecutive points of each segment, using the haversine formula, which accounts for the Earth’s curvature. Two segments of the same track are not joined, waypoints are never connected by lines, and no distance is shown for waypoint-only files. The result is an estimate and does not include elevation gain.
What is a .geofix package?
An archive containing a manifest, one GPX file per track and a GPX with the waypoints, together with GeoFix metadata such as names, order and primary track. If the package declares photos, the viewer does not display them; a damaged or inconsistent package is rejected as a whole.
Does the map work without internet?
No: both sending the file and loading the OpenStreetMap tiles require a connection.
Want to record and follow GPX tracks on iPhone?
GeoFix records GPS tracks, saves waypoints and manages GPX files directly on iPhone — no account required, local data.
Download GeoFix on the App StoreOr learn more about GeoFix as a hiking GPS app.