How to edit a GPX file before making a poster
Remove wrong points, fix messy starts, combine files, simplify noisy GPS data, and keep the route line clean.
Planned articleExport a GPX file, clean up a route, choose the right poster size, and find a good local print shop. These guides are here for the small steps between finishing the activity and getting the route onto your wall.
Step-by-step export instructions for the most common sports platforms, plus what to do when an app does not offer a direct GPX download.
Read the guideThe first guide is ready. The rest are planned around the questions people hit right after they have a race, ride, hike, or route they want to print.
Separate instructions for the main fitness apps and route platforms, including workaround options when GPX export is hidden.
Read articleRemove wrong points, fix messy starts, combine files, simplify noisy GPS data, and keep the route line clean.
Planned articleWhat to ask before printing, which paper sizes to choose, and how to avoid dull paper or low-quality output.
Planned articleA4, A3, A2, portrait or landscape: how to pick a size that fits the route and the room where it will live.
Planned articleA simple guide to activity file formats and which one is best for maps, training analysis, and printing.
Planned articleMatch the map style to the memory: city marathon, coastal run, mountain ride, gravel trip, or personal best.
Planned articleAlready have a GPX file? Start with the poster builder and turn the route into a print-ready file.
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