Merge GPX Files

Q: How do I merge multiple GPX files into one?

Add two or more GPX files, drag them into the right order, choose whether to keep them as separate tracks or join them into one continuous track, and download the merged file. Everything runs in your browser.

Q: Should I merge into one track or keep separate tracks?

Keep separate tracks if you want your GPS device or app to show each day individually. Join into one continuous track if you want a single line with one total distance — most apps and devices handle both fine.

Q: Does merging change my GPS data?

No — points, elevations and timestamps are copied as-is. The tool only combines them into one GPX 1.1 file in the order you set.

Combine multiple GPX tracks into one file — in the order you choose. Runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded.

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Add GPX files (2 or more)

Drop them here or click to browse — add more at any time

Frequently asked questions

How do I merge multiple GPX files into one?

Add two or more GPX files, put them in the right order with the arrows, choose separate tracks or one continuous track, and hit merge. The combined file downloads instantly.

Should I merge into one track or keep separate tracks?

Keep separate tracks to see each day individually on your device; join into one track for a single line with one total distance. Both are valid GPX 1.1.

Does merging change my GPS data?

No — points, elevations and timestamps are copied unchanged, in the order you set.

Want to check the result?

Open the merged file in the GPX viewer to see it on a map, or cut it differently with the GPX splitter.