What Turbo GPX Can Do
- Load GPX files, including additional files
- Save GPX files
- Display GPX files in a list and on a map
- Automatically calculate speed, slope, and heading
- Select a slope calculation method
- Select a statistics calculation method
- Choose from multiple map providers
- Display Google Maps Street View in the internal or external browser
- Set the time zone
- Integrate with ExifTool
- Use the Walk feature
- Display statistics
- Use Photo Link
- Create GPX files from GPS information in photos
- Use View Interpolation
- Use the Ghost feature
- Support multi-display environments
Map View
- Display points and tracks separately
- Downsample the display
- Zoom in, zoom out, center, and adjust the map
- Display elevation, speed, and slope charts
- Use color-coded display
- Split color coding into segments
- Configure palettes
- Configure user-defined color rules
Map Edit
- Add points anywhere on the map
- Select Direct or Preview as the point-add mode
- Edit existing points
- Automatically assign time
- Retrieve elevation online
- Insert, append, or overwrite edited data in the Main window list
- Smooth point intervals
- Load and save edit data
- Import GeoJSON
- Import points from a Google Maps search-result URL
- Import Google Maps search results shown in the Walk window's internal browser
- Integrate with Google Maps Route
Walk
- Automatic playback
- Google Maps Street View integration
Photo Link
- Link GPX data and photos and display previews
- Integrate with ExifTool
- Support JPEG and RAW files
- Improve performance with caching
View Interpolation
- Increase display-data detail
- Does not modify the original data
Ghost
- Use GPX files as ghost data
- Support Start/Finish line mode
- Generate ghost data to match the base data
- Display various comparison values in real time
Command Text
- Run commands sequentially
- Load GPX files and perform other operations
- Specify a time zone