How to use the KML to GPX
- Choose your file
- Check the waypoints, tracks and distance found
- Download the converted file
About this tool
Convert KML or KMZ files from Google Earth or Google My Maps into GPX for Garmin, GPS devices and hiking apps. KML to GPX is part of WebToolNest's collection of free everyday utilities. It works instantly in your browser with no account and no installation.
Take a Google Earth or My Maps route to your GPS
- From Google My Maps: open the map → ⋮ menu → Export to KML/KMZ. From Google Earth: right-click the place or folder → Save Place As → KML or KMZ.
- Convert it here — KMZ files are unzipped automatically.
- Copy the GPX to your device or import it into your app (Garmin Connect, Komoot, OsmAnd, AllTrails, Wikiloc…).
Tracks or routes?
By default lines become GPX tracks, which every app and device can display. Tick “Save lines as GPX routes” if your device needs routes for turn-by-turn navigation. Placemarks become waypoints. Shapes drawn as areas are converted to their outline.
Frequently asked questions
Is the KML to GPX free to use?
Yes. KML to GPX on WebToolNest is completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limits.
Is my data private?
Yes. KML to GPX runs entirely in your browser. Your text and data are not uploaded or stored on our servers.
Does KML to GPX work on mobile phones?
Yes. WebToolNest works in any modern browser on Android, iPhone, iPad, Windows, Mac and Linux. There is nothing to install.