GPX to video maker

Create a 3D route video from a GPX file

Upload a route from Strava, Garmin, Komoot, AllTrails, Wikiloc, or another GPX source. DDD Maps turns it into a 3D terrain flyover that you can preview, tune, and export as an MP4.

GPX animation preview

No account is needed to open the editor and preview a route.

Free includes watermarked MP4 exports. Pro adds watermark-free export, High quality, paid weather styles, and Graph + Stats overlays.

GPX route videos

How to turn a GPX file into a 3D route video

Flat map screenshots show the line. A 3D GPX animation shows the climb, the terrain, the direction of travel, and the shape of the route in one short video.

  1. DDD Maps GPX editor source panel with Upload GPX and Find hike tabs
    Upload a GPX route or search for a mapped hike when route data is available.
  2. DDD Maps camera panel with format, distance, and tilt controls for a GPX animation
    Set the 3D camera with format, distance, tilt, and route framing controls.
  3. DDD Maps look panel with map style, lighting, marker, pins, and GPX line controls
    Choose the map look with terrain style, lighting, route color, pins, and marker settings.
  4. DDD Maps export panel with quality controls and Download video button
    Export the MP4 in landscape, vertical video, or 4:5 post format.
FAQ

GPX animation questions

Which GPX files work with DDD Maps?

Most GPX files with track, route, or waypoint coordinates work, including exports from Strava, Garmin, Komoot, Wikiloc, AllTrails, and similar route apps.

What route size limits apply?

Typical Strava and Garmin exports are comfortably within the route limits. Uploads can include up to 150,000 coordinates in the GPX file, exports can use up to 75,000 route coordinates, and the export request must fit within 10 MB.

Can I create a route animation without a GPX file?

Yes. You can search for a mapped hike and use route data where it is available.

Which MP4 formats and quality tiers are available?

DDD Maps exports landscape 16:9, vertical 9:16, and portrait post 4:5 MP4 videos. Fast uses 854x480, 540x960, or 540x675 at 20 fps. Standard uses 960x540, 720x1280, or 864x1080 at 24 fps. High uses 1920x1080, 1080x1920, or 1080x1350 at 24 fps.

Do I need an account to try it?

No. You can open the GPX editor and preview a route before signing up. Paid GPX features require Pro.

What does Pro unlock for GPX videos?

Pro unlocks paid GPX features: watermark-free GPX exports, High quality GPX video, paid weather styles, and Graph + Stats route overlays.

How long can a GPX animation be?

GPX exports can run from 5 to 180 seconds. Zoom-in intro and final route reveal time count toward that 3-minute export limit.

How long does a GPX render take?

The editor estimates a default standard GPX export at about 22 seconds. Longer, vertical, or High quality exports can take several minutes.

Try a GPX animation in your browser

Open the editor, upload a GPX file, preview the 3D route video, and export when the result is right.

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