How to use the GPX to KML
- Choose your file
- Check the waypoints, tracks and distance found
- Download the converted file
About this tool
Convert a GPX track from Garmin, Strava or a hiking app into a KML file you can open in Google Earth or Google My Maps. GPX to KML is part of WebToolNest's collection of free everyday utilities. It works instantly in your browser with no account and no installation.
Open a GPX track in Google Earth or My Maps
- Export the GPX from your app or device (Strava: activity → ⋯ → Export GPX; Garmin Connect: activity → ⚙ → Export to GPX).
- Convert it here. Pick a track colour and line width — they are saved inside the KML.
- Google Earth: File → Open (or drag the KML onto the globe). Google My Maps: create a map → Add layer → Import, then choose the KML.
Google Earth on the web can open GPX directly too, but Google My Maps works more reliably with KML, and KML keeps your chosen colour and width when you share the map.
Frequently asked questions
Is the GPX to KML free to use?
Yes. GPX to KML on WebToolNest is completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limits.
Is my data private?
Yes. GPX to KML runs entirely in your browser. Your text and data are not uploaded or stored on our servers.
Does GPX to KML work on mobile phones?
Yes. WebToolNest works in any modern browser on Android, iPhone, iPad, Windows, Mac and Linux. There is nothing to install.