Reduce GPX point count while keeping the overall shape. Processing happens locally in your browser.
This tool uses Douglas–Peucker simplification to remove redundant points while preserving the overall route shape.
Your GPX file stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Simplifying reduces point count, which can slightly change calculated distance and elevation gain in some apps. Use a lighter tolerance if you want to preserve fine detail.
Light is a good default for GPS noise cleanup. Medium/Strong are better for sharing or size limits, but can cut corners.
Many GPX files store thousands of points. Removing redundant points reduces file size and often improves performance in some devices.