GPX, KML and TomTom ITN converter
Drop in a route from any planner and download it in the format your GPS wants. The Garmin-ready GPX adds shaping points along the line so a Zumo or a TomTom Rider recalculates over the same roads instead of a shortcut.
Drop a GPX, KML or TomTom ITN file here, or
The file stays on your computer; nothing is uploaded.
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Questions
- Is my route uploaded anywhere?
- No. The file is read and converted in your browser; nothing is sent to MotoCurve or anyone else.
- What is the difference between GPX and Garmin-ready GPX?
- Plain GPX keeps your stops and the full line. Garmin-ready GPX also adds shaping points along the route, so a Garmin or TomTom device that recalculates the route still follows the same roads.
- Why does my TomTom only show a few points from the ITN file?
- An ITN file holds points, not a line, and TomTom devices limit how many they take. The converter places them along the route so the device rebuilds the same ride.
- Which apps make files this tool can read?
- GPX, KML and ITN files from Kurviger, Calimoto, REVER, Scenic, Google My Maps, Garmin BaseCamp, MyRoute-app and most other planners.