Google Maps to GPX

SendaOne turns any Google Maps URL into a GPX file ready for your Garmin Edge, Wahoo ELEMNT, COROS APEX or any other open-standard GPS device. Paste the link your phone shared from Google Maps, choose GPX, click convert. The file downloads in seconds with the full polyline, waypoints and computed elevation — no signup, no email, no install.

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How it works

Share the route from Google Maps. Plan your route in Google Maps in any travel mode — walking, cycling, driving, transit — tap Share, and copy the link. Short maps.app.goo.gl URLs and long google.com/maps URLs both work.
Paste it at SendaOne. Open the form on the home page and drop the URL. No account, no email. Short links are resolved server-side against a strict Google domain allowlist for safety.
Pick GPX and download. Select GPX as the output format and click Convert. You receive a valid GPX 1.1 file with the polyline decoded, every intermediate stop preserved and elevation computed from Google's Maps Elevation API.

Why SendaOne

Mirrors the route Google built. SendaOne respects the dirflg mode in the URL. If you shared a cycling route, you receive a cycling GPX — no silent recompute through a second routing engine that produces a different path.
Eleven open formats from one URL. GPX, FIT, TCX, KML, KMZ, GeoJSON, CSV and more (NMEA, IGC, Litchi and WPML for DJI drones) are all generated from the same Google Maps URL. Switch the output format and re-download — same trace, different file.
No account, no tracking. No login, no email, no cookies, no third-party scripts. Your URL is processed in memory and discarded after the conversion. The IP is used only for rate limiting.
Schema-valid GPX 1.1. The output passes XSD validation and imports cleanly into Garmin Connect, Wahoo, Strava, Komoot, RideWithGPS, Gaia GPS, OsmAnd and any standards-compliant GPS device or platform.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a Google Maps route to a GPX file?

Paste the URL Google Maps shared with you at the input field on sendaone.com, pick GPX as the output format and click Convert. The file downloads with the polyline, every waypoint and elevation. The process takes under thirty seconds and requires no account.

What GPS devices accept the GPX file?

Garmin Edge, Fenix and Forerunner; Wahoo ELEMNT BOLT, ROAM and RIVAL; COROS APEX, PACE and VERTIX; Suunto 9, Vertical and Race; Polar Vantage and Grit X; Bryton Rider; Hammerhead Karoo. Web platforms include Strava, Komoot, RideWithGPS, Gaia GPS, OsmAnd, Locus Map. Any device or app that reads GPX 1.1 will accept the file.

Does it preserve the original transport mode and stops?

Yes. The dirflg parameter (walking, cycling, driving, transit) in the URL is honored. The GPX mirrors the exact route Google built on screen. Up to eight intermediate stops are preserved with their original names, including non-Latin characters (Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Cyrillic, Hindi).

Is there a limit on free conversions?

The free tier covers up to ten conversions per day per IP. No login is required. For higher volumes, the public REST API offers 1000 conversions per day per key. The output GPX file is identical in both tiers.