You can export the following data from the app as a GPX, KML, or CSV file:
- Tracks
- Routes
- Waypoints
- Areas
- Folders
To export Photos, see Export Photos on Android.
To export multiple items, first file them all into a folder with these steps: Managing Folders on Android
Export Data
1. Tap Saved in the bottom menu bar and locate the item you'd like to export.
2. Tap Export:
3. Select the format in which you'd like to export your data. Then tap Share File
4. Select how you would like to export your file.
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Am I reading this correct. - I need to export tracks and waypoints one at a time? Say it ain't so. Not a whole lot of reasons to purchase a subscription if I can't save my data as trips and export in en masse.
@biboyanov
You can export your data in bulk by:
1. File the data into a folder (Android/Web)
2. Sync your device gaiagps.com
3. Export the folder from gaiagps.com
Tyig a mobile app to a desktop is just plain wrong. I often manage my tracks and waypoints on hikes at the end of the day while things are still fresh in my head. If I create 20 new waypoints and want to move them to a specific folder I have to do this one by one. And if I have a long list of other existing tracks and waypoints I have to do the management by repeatedly scrolling to the middle of a LOOONG list that is seemingly arranged in no particular order.
@biboyanov
I'm sorry for the inconvenience. Can I ask you to vote or comment on the official feature request for having your tracks and waypoints automatically saved to an active folder:
That was my very own request from a while ago that remains as of yet unadresed :=(
When I Export a track from my iPad, the track and the photo's/photo point export with it perfectly in a kml. When I Export from my phone (android), the track and photo points export but the photos are no actually attached to the photo waypoints. Is there a way to export with photos attached to the track when exporting from android? We use gaia premium for work and this would be a huge win for us.
@marisa
Currently, you can export photos from the Android version of Gaia GPS individually:
If you'd like to export your photos together with your track, I recommend syncing your data to the app on your iPad to export.
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