Map to GPS is a browser tool for turning a line on a map into a file your GPS can follow. Click to plot. Drag to fix. Download a GPX track. There is no account.
The map uses OpenStreetMap data through OpenFreeMap. It covers roads, trails, waterways, and other mapped features worldwide.
The drawing tools here are not a routing engine: nothing snaps your line to a road or picks a path between two clicks. You place the points, check the line, and download the result. Two things can ask a public routing service to draw the road for you instead: the Google Maps import, which rebuilds the route a link carries, and the Follow the roads button, which takes the points you already drew.
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More Map to GPS tools
Every page below runs in your browser. Drawing, reading a GPX file, converting between formats, and measuring all happen on your device — no account is needed, and no route or file is uploaded. Nothing here needs an install, an extension, or an API key. The tool directory groups the same pages by what you are trying to do, and each page says what it reads, what it writes, and what it refuses. If something here is wrong or missing, the feedback button in the header reaches a real inbox.
- GPX generatorTrace a line by hand, or follow the roads on request, and download it as GPX.
- Google Maps to GPXPaste a directions link and get the route back as a track that follows roads.
- GPX viewerDrop a .gpx on the map and read its distance, profile, and total climb.
- KML converterConvert between GPX, KML, and KMZ without Google Earth, in the browser.
- GPX formatWhat is inside a GPX file, how to open one, and why Google returns KML.
- GarminLoad a course into Garmin Connect, send it to a device, and export one back.
- Measure a distanceThe desktop and phone steps, the limits, and how to keep the line.