GPX Extractor

Thanks to the advancements in technology which allows us to map the entire globe, it’s pretty difficult to get lost, especially if carrying a GPS device. It can monitor your location, and even be used to configure routes for tours, or trips. What’s more, you can extract, and analyze such data fields with the help of applications like GPX Extractor.

First of all, the application skips you the whole effort of going through a setup process, which means you’re able to take it along on a thumb drive to use on other PCs, without having to worry that the target system is affected, because registry entries remain intact. However, you do need to use Java Runtime Environment to take advantage of the set of features.

The application can work with several file types, such as Garmin GPS data under the GPX format, KML files for Google Earth track data, as well as Ozi Explorer PLT files. You can load more of them at a time. These are shown in a table with related column headers for file name, track name, start time, and points.

All of the general details of a file are shown in one of the two panels, while the other provides all information the file actually contains. This can include distance, total time, movement time, average total, and movement, uphill total value, maximum speed, and more. These details are shown in a text pad to make it easy to copy them to a text editor.

Some additional tools can be used for in-depth analysis of the track. For instance, the corresponding track graph can be built at the press of a button, with options to configure legend and colors. It can also be saved to file, while the loaded GPS data file benefits from conversion to the other supported formats.

To sum it up, GPX Extractor is a practical application which comes in handy for extracting GPS data from different types of files. Track details are shown in a clean field, which makes it easy to identify values you need. A chart can be generated for better analysis, and even saved to file to include in your projects.