Play GoPro files in your browser

The video your GoPro shot, with where it went. Watch it with its route on a map beside it, the dot moving as it plays, and save the track as GPX. Nothing leaves your device.

Or drop it anywhere on this page

What you'll see

Your video plays with its route on a map beside it, the dot moving as it plays and the chart of its speed and height under the map.

GX010042.MP4

3840 × 2160 • 4:12 • 59.94 fps • H.265 • AAC stereo • 2.1 GB

  • Its route on OpenStreetMap's map • Click it to jump there
  • Speed and height • Drag the chart to seek
  • Play and pause • Step frame by frame
  • Export • The route as GPX, KML or CSV

About GoPro

Every GoPro with GPS, from the HERO5 Black on, writes a second track beside the picture in GPMF, GoPro's own metadata: the place, height and speed many times a second, the accelerometer and gyro hundreds of times a second, and the camera's settings. The HERO11 Black and later add GPS9, each fix with the GPS's own time and whether it had a fix.

Players show the picture and leave the track out, and maps never see it. GoPro Quik puts the speed and the route on the video as stickers, and Telemetry Extractor pulls the track out on computers, both apps to install for a look at where a ride went.

Filepeek reads the GPMF track in your browser and draws the route on OpenStreetMap's map beside the video, the dot moving as it plays. Click the route or the chart to jump there. The chart under the map shows the speed, height and G-force the accelerometer felt, and Export saves the route as GPX, KML or CSV and the accelerometer and gyro as CSV.

GoPro video with GPS

Format

MIME type
video/mp4
Made by
GoPro's cameras, from the HERO5 Black on

Inside the file

Video
H.264 or H.265
Telemetry
GPMF: GPS5, GPS9, ACCL, GYRO
GPS
Up to 18 fixes a second
Motion
Accelerometer and gyro, about 200 a second

Opens in every browser

Filepeek plays GoPro videos with their route in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, and H.265 where the browser and the device decode it. Browsers play the video by itself.

  • YouChromePlays through Filepeek
  • YouEdgePlays through Filepeek
  • YouFirefoxPlays through Filepeek
  • YouSafariPlays through Filepeek

Apps that open GoPro

  • WindowsGoPro Quik for desktop • Telemetry Extractor
  • MacGoPro Quik for desktop • Telemetry Extractor
  • iPhone and iPadGoPro Quik shows the speed and route as stickers
  • AndroidGoPro Quik shows the speed and route as stickers

Questions

Does my GoPro record GPS?

The HERO5 Black to the HERO11 Black do, and the HERO13 Black again, with GPS on in the camera's settings. The HERO12 Black has no GPS, so its videos keep the motion but no route.

Why is there no route?

The GPS needs open sky to find where it is, which can take a minute after the camera starts. Until then the video keeps no fixes, and Filepeek plays it without the map.

Can I save the route as GPX?

Yes. Choose Export, then Save route as GPX, which Strava, Google Earth and map apps open. KML and CSV are there too.

Can I get the accelerometer and gyro?

Yes. Save readings as CSV writes each axis of both by its time in the video, for a spreadsheet or Python.

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