Recorded route
Animate the GPX line from the activity you actually completed.
Strava activity to video
Export your Strava GPX, replay the real route in 3D, and download a polished video with stats and elevation.
You keep control of the original file. TrailReplay processes the GPX locally in your browser.
Open your activity on Strava.com, choose Export GPX, and save the file.
Import it into TrailReplay. Distance, elevation, timestamps, and route geometry are read automatically.
Choose the map, camera, trail style, statistics, speed, annotations, and export frame.
Record an MP4 or WebM ready for editing, YouTube, Instagram, or your ride recap.
Animate the GPX line from the activity you actually completed.
Show distance, elevation, pace, speed, and progress where the file supports them.
Use terrain, camera movement, and elevation to give the route geographical context.
On the Strava website, open one of your own activities, select the three-dot action menu, and choose Export GPX. Strava may limit GPX export for activities that do not belong to you.
A timestamped activity file produces the most faithful replay. If timestamps are unavailable, TrailReplay can still visualize the route and create an animation using the playback settings you choose.
No. Download the GPX from Strava and import it yourself; no Strava login or account connection is required.
Yes, if you can export it as GPX. Activity files usually contain richer timing data.
The route is parsed locally in your browser by default and is not uploaded to TrailReplay servers.
Turn it into a replay you can share.