Map to GPS

Map to GPS is a free web tool that turns a Google Maps route link into a GPX file you can load onto your GPS device, bike computer, sports watch, or navigation app. Planning a ride, hike, or road trip in Google Maps is easy, but getting that route onto a Garmin, Wahoo, Hammerhead, Coros, Suunto, or phone app like Komoot or OsmAnd is often frustrating. With Map to GPS you simply paste the shared Google Maps directions URL, and the tool reads the route, rebuilds the track with its waypoints, and lets you download a standard GPX track in seconds. The output works with popular cycling computers, handheld GPS units, running watches, and mapping software, so you can follow turn by turn the exact path you designed. It supports driving, cycling, and walking routes, including routes with multiple stops, and keeps the geometry of the road so the track follows real streets and trails instead of straight lines. There is no account to create and nothing to install: everything happens in the browser on desktop or mobile. Typical uses include exporting a weekend cycling loop for a bike computer, turning a scenic driving route into a GPX for a motorcycle navigator, preparing a hiking approach for a handheld GPS, or sharing a planned route with friends who use different apps. Map to GPS focuses on doing one job well: fast, accurate conversion from Google Maps to GPX with a clean, simple interface. It is free to use, privacy friendly, and built for cyclists, hikers, runners, overlanders, and travelers who want their planned route on the device they actually ride or walk with.