Log in with Strava, filter and sort your activities however you like, and download any of them as GPX, TCX or FIT, one click at a time.
This tool reads straight from your Strava account
Connect below to see your activity list. Read-only, nothing is posted or changed.
| Activity | Date | DistDistance | DurDuration |
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Nice history!
Turn any of these activities into a high-resolution poster for your wall or as a digital print.
Make a map poster →Good to know
Strava's own export only gives you one activity at a time from deep inside its settings, and its full account archive is an all-or-nothing request that can take a day to arrive. This tool sits in between: connect once, and your most recent activities show up filterable and sortable right there, with a Load more button whenever you want to pull in older ones.
Beyond a name search and sport filter, you can narrow the list down by an actual date range and by dragging the distance and duration sliders to just the stretch you're after, in any combination. The results table itself sorts by clicking any column header, including elevation gain, so you can pull up the hilliest ride or the flattest commute without it needing its own filter.
One format picker above the list controls every download, defaulting to GPX, the format almost everything else can read, with TCX and FIT one click away if that's what you need instead. Every activity keeps its own small download icon next to it. Nothing downloads in bulk and nothing is saved on our side; each file comes straight from Strava into your browser the moment you click.
FAQ
Yes. It uses Strava's own login screen (read-only access), we never see your password, and you can revoke access at any time from your Strava account settings.
No. Your activity list and the files you download are fetched straight from Strava into your browser and never saved on our side.
GPX is the format almost every route tool, watch and platform can read, so it's the safest default. TCX and FIT are one click away in the format picker above the activity list if you need those instead.
Not in bulk, on purpose. Every activity gets its own Download button, so it's always clear exactly which file you're getting and in which format.
Only activities with recorded GPS data are shown, since a route file needs coordinates to export. Manual entries and indoor sessions without GPS won't appear.
No, it starts with your 200 most recent activities. A Load more activities button underneath the list fetches the next 200 whenever you want older ones, rather than pulling your entire account in on every visit.
Yes. As long as an activity is on your Strava account and has GPS data, it doesn't matter whether it was originally recorded on a Garmin, a phone app or anything else.
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