GPX → Map Video

Turn a GPX track into an animated map video.

1 · Track

Drop a .gpx file here
or click to browse

2 · Map

Provider Style

3 · Animation

Camera

In Follow mode the camera tracks the rider, loading extra tiles at a higher zoom for a close, sharp view.

Follow zoom 2×

In Follow mode the map loads extra tiles at a higher zoom, so the camera can get this much closer without going blurry.

Follow smoothing 65%

How much the camera glides after the rider. 0% = locked on, 100% = floaty.

Look ahead 2s

The camera aims this many seconds down the track, easing into turns before the rider gets there.

Playback speed 4×

Logarithmic scale — every 10 steps doubles the speed (0.25×–256×).

Video length ≈ —

Frames per second Resolution View zoom 1× Trail color Trail width 4

Fade recent trail Show full route Elevation profile

4 · Audio

Background audio (royalty-free)

No audio selected — the video will be silent.

Volume 80%

Loop to fill video length

Bring your own royalty-free track (MP3 / WAV / OGG / M4A). Free sources: Pixabay Music, Incompetech, YouTube Audio Library, Freesound. Music plays during the preview loop and is mixed into the exported video (which fades it out over the last second). The file itself isn't remembered between sessions, but volume and loop settings are.

5 · Watermark

Show watermark

Type Text Position Size 16px Opacity 80%

Shown on the map, in the preview, and in the exported video. Text and settings are remembered; the logo image is re-picked each session.

6 · Intro & Credits

Show opening sequence

Title Subtitle (optional) Intro duration 3s

Show end credits

Credits (one line each) Credits duration 3s

Cards play before/after the track at a fixed real-time length (playback speed doesn't affect them) and are recorded into the video.

7 · Render

Load a GPX file to begin.

Load a GPX file, tune the settings, hit Render video.