How to export a GPX file from Komoot on Android
Need your Komoot tour as a plain GPX file — to back it up, or to load it onto a device Komoot doesn't sync to? Export GPX does it in a few taps: any of your Komoot tours, recorded or planned and including private ones, saved as a standard GPX ready for a Garmin, Wahoo or any GPS app. It's a free Android app, no computer needed.
Step by step
- Install Export GPX (free) from Google Play.
- Sign in with Komoot. Komoot's own login page opens inside the app — the app never sees your password.
- Pick a tour — any recorded or planned tour. You can also tap Share → Export GPX from the Komoot app to open a tour straight here.
- Tap GPX. A standard
.gpxfile is saved wherever you choose — Downloads, Google Drive or Dropbox. - Import it into your device app — Garmin Connect, Wahoo ELEMNT or anything that reads GPX.
What you can do with the GPX
- Komoot to Garmin: in Garmin Connect, import the GPX as a course and send it to your device.
- Komoot to Wahoo: in the ELEMNT app, open Routes and add the GPX file.
- Or open it in Hammerhead, Bryton, Coros, Suunto, OsmAnd, Locus Map or Gaia GPS — anything that reads GPX.
Frequently asked questions
Does Komoot let you export a GPX for free?
Komoot's own download is limited, especially on the phone and for planned tours. Export GPX handles it directly on Android.
Can I export private and planned tours?
Yes — you sign in with your own account, so the app sees every recorded and planned tour you have.
Where is the GPX saved?
Wherever you choose — Downloads, Google Drive or Dropbox — as a standard .gpx file.
Does the app see my Komoot password?
No. You log in on Komoot's own page inside an in-app browser; we never see your email or password.