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Build routes from scratch on the map or combine Google Maps, GPX files and MotoTrips Go recordings. Drag points, merge and split stages, analyse elevation and export — all in the browser, nothing to install.

Not just another GPX converter. A visual editor built for how riders really plan trips — point dragging, informative layers, road-snapped elevation and editing of the routes you already saved.
Paste Google Maps URLs, drop GPX files (multi-track) or pull routes recorded with MotoTrips Go. Everything shows up as independent stages in the same route.
Open routes from Route Management or from a trip and edit them straight in the editor — changes flow back to where they came from, no duplicates.
Move any point or a stage's endpoints on the map; the path recalculates automatically, with confirmation before applying.
Join adjacent stages, split with an interactive slider (up to 9 draggable points) and reorder by dragging — distance and duration add up on their own.
Name start, end and junction points. Renaming a shared junction automatically syncs both connected stages.
Elevation profile aligned with the route's real distance, with cumulative gain/loss. Informative point-of-interest layers (fuel, viewpoints…) along the way.
Attach photos to route points to document stops, viewpoints and places of interest.
Export a single GPX, a ZIP per stage or Google Maps URLs. Toggle to avoid motorways and tolls on calculated stages.
The editor adapts to your flow. Import from anywhere, split where you need, export wherever you want.
Build the route right on the map, paste a Google Maps URL, drop a GPX or pick a route recorded with Go.
Drag points and endpoints, merge/split/reorder stages and rename points. If there are gaps between stages, you'll see a clear warning to fix it.
Turn on point-of-interest layers, the elevation profile and add photos to points. Adjust options (motorways/tolls) and reapply.
Export GPX or Google Maps URLs, or save straight to Route Management / a trip. All with named stops and the real path.
The Route Editor doesn't live in isolation: import routes from the Go app (Route Management), refine them here and send them back to Route Management — synced to your phone or ready to become a trip.
10 Help Center articles cover everything from importing a stage to resolving gaps between stages, with screenshots and examples.
Up to 7 stages at once in the editor (5 on free plans). For very long routes, merge first and export in parts — then re-import when needed.
The editor opens in your browser with no installs or extensions. Your files stay on your device until you decide to export.