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How to Convert GPX to CSV
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When Do You Need to Convert GPX to CSV?
Converting GPX to CSV puts GPS data into a spreadsheet, which is the practical way to analyse a run, a drive or a survey: calculating distances, plotting elevation, checking timestamps or joining the track to other data.
What Happens When You Convert GPX to CSV
GDAL reads the GPX and writes the points as rows, with longitude, latitude and whatever per point data the file carried becoming columns. Elevation and timestamps are the usual extras and are what make the export useful for analysis. Track structure is flattened, so the distinction between separate tracks and segments may be reduced to a column rather than remaining as structure. Coordinates stay in WGS84.
Worth knowing before you convert
A CSV of track points is raw data. Smoothing, filtering out GPS noise and computing derived values are all analysis steps to do afterwards.
About GPX and CSV
application/gpx+xml
XML schema for GPS data.
text/csv
CSV is a simple text-based format for storing tabular data using commas as delimiters. It is highly portable and supported by virtually all databases, spreadsheet tools, and programming languages. CSV does not support formatting or formulas but excels at data interchange and exports.
Conversion Notes
GIS format conversion preserves geometry and attribute data, but coordinate reference systems may differ between GPX and CSV. Our converter re-projects coordinates where needed. Complex curved geometries may be approximated as straight-line segments in formats that don't natively support them. Attribute field names may be truncated in legacy formats with character limits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Usually yes, as columns, provided the device recorded them. That is what makes a CSV export worth doing.