GPX to KMZ Converter
Package a Strava or Garmin GPX export as a zipped KMZ file, ready to share or open directly in Google Earth. Runs locally, nothing is uploaded.
Your files never leave this tab
There is no upload. Files are read by the code already running on this page, processed in memory, and handed straight back to you as a download. This tool has no server that accepts your data and nothing is written to storage.
Want proof? Turn off your Wi-Fi, then convert. It still works, because the work happens on your device.
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- No storage
- Works offline after loading
Local memory processing
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One free file per batch · unlock unlimited for $9 once · no account
Why convert GPX to KMZ
KMZ is just a zipped KML, which makes it the easiest format to hand someone who just wants to double-click a route and see it in Google Earth. Cyclists exporting from Garmin or Strava usually reach for this when sharing a route rather than a device file.
Curious how the conversion itself works with nothing ever uploaded? Read how TrailConvert works.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I convert GPX to KMZ?
- Drop your GPX file onto TrailConvert on this page. It's read and converted to KMZ directly in your browser, and the result is ready to download in a few seconds — no upload, no account.
- Is this GPX to KMZ converter free?
- Yes. Converting one file at a time is free with no account or signup. Converting a batch of files at once requires a one-time $9 unlock.
- Does converting GPX to KMZ upload my file to a server?
- No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript's File API. Your file is never sent anywhere, and TrailConvert has no upload endpoint for route files at all.