GPX & geo
Merge GPX Files
Turn a folder of GPS recordings into one clean GPX file.
Watch stopped recording at the lunch break? Multi-day bike tour scattered across a dozen files? Drop your GPX files here, drag them into the right order, and merge them into a single file — either keeping each track separate inside it, or chaining everything into one continuous track. Before you download, the tool shows the combined distance and total elevation gain, so you know exactly what you're getting. The merged file is standard GPX, ready for Strava, Garmin Connect, Komoot or any GPS app. Everything runs in your browser: your tracks are never uploaded anywhere, and there's no account and no file limit.
How does it work?
- Drop two or more GPX files.
- Drag to reorder them if needed.
- Choose: separate tracks, or one continuous track.
- Click "Merge" and download the combined file.
Frequently asked questions
Does the file order matter?
Yes — tracks are joined in the order shown in the list. Put the first leg at the top; drag and drop to rearrange.
Separate tracks or a single track — which should I pick?
Pick a single track when one ride or hike got split into several recordings: distance and elevation add up naturally. Keep tracks separate to bundle distinct stages, like a multi-day route, into one convenient file.
Will the merged file work with Strava and Garmin?
Yes. The output is standard GPX, readable by Strava, Garmin Connect, Komoot, AllTrails and virtually every GPS device and sports app.
Are waypoints and timestamps preserved?
Waypoints and timestamps found in your source files are carried over into the merged file, so time data stays intact when your tracks include it.