Splügen Pass to Italy 🇮🇹
The Splügen Pass connects Switzerland and Italy, linking Splügen with Chiavenna. At 2,113 meters (6,929 feet), it provides a direct route through the Alps, offering impressive views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
Four steps, none of them hard.
This page. No account, nothing to install.
Drag a .kml or .kmz onto the page, or click Select KML File. The file is read on your computer.
You get the shape of the track, its length in kilometres and miles, and the places it starts and ends.
Optional. One click shows the same route over real terrain in the AvoMap editor.
KML stands for Keyhole Markup Language. Keyhole was the company Google bought in 2004 to build Google Earth, and the name stuck. A KML file is XML that describes places, lines and shapes on a map, plus how they should look: icons, line colours, camera positions for a fly-through. Google Earth reads and writes it. So do Google My Maps, QGIS, ArcGIS and most route planners.
For a route, the part that matters is the LineString: a list of longitude, latitude and sometimes altitude for every point. That's what this viewer pulls out, measures and draws. Pins and polygons in the same file are ignored.
A KMZ is a KML file zipped up, usually together with the icons and images it refers to. Google Earth saves as KMZ by default because the result is smaller and travels as one file. Rename a .kmz to .zip and open it and you'll find a doc.kml inside. The viewer does that unpacking for you.
One thing to know: a KMZ can hold several paths. The viewer reads all the lines it finds and adds up their length. If your file has a dozen separate paths, the distance shown is the total, and start and end are taken from the first and the last one.
The viewer shows you the outline. The AvoMap editor puts the same track on satellite terrain, flies a camera along it and exports an MP4 in up to 4K.
The editor is free to use. You pay per exported video.

Same idea on every page: the file is read in your browser and nothing is uploaded unless you open the 3D preview.
KML in, GPX out, in your browser.
KMZ in, GPX out, in your browser.
GPX in, KML out, in your browser.
GPX in, KMZ out, in your browser.
KMZ in, KML out, in your browser.
KML in, KMZ out, in your browser.
KML in, a zipped shapefile out, for QGIS and ArcGIS.
KMZ in, a zipped shapefile out, for QGIS and ArcGIS.
Drop a zipped shapefile, get a KML for Google Earth.
Open a GPX and see the track, its length and where it starts and ends.
Unzip a KMZ in the browser and see the paths and placemarks it holds.
Open a GeoJSON file and see its features drawn and measured.
Open a Garmin, Wahoo or COROS .fit file, see the ride or run, and download it as GPX.
Explore the full range of AvoMap features in action with these videos, all created using the easy-to-use editor.
The Splügen Pass connects Switzerland and Italy, linking Splügen with Chiavenna. At 2,113 meters (6,929 feet), it provides a direct route through the Alps, offering impressive views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
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Yes. Viewing a file, the stats and the 3D preview cost nothing. AvoMap charges for exported videos, and that pays for the free tools.
The file is read in your browser. When you open the 3D preview, the route extracted from it is sent to AvoMap to build that preview. The original file stays on your computer.
Yes, that is what this page is for. Drop the file in and you see the track and its length without installing anything. Google Earth on the web opens KML too, but it wants the file imported into a project first.
Google Maps itself does not open KMZ. Google My Maps does: create a map, click Import and pick the KMZ, and the layer then shows in the Google Maps app under Your places. To check what is in the file first, drop it here.
Yes. A KMZ is a zipped KML. Drop it in and the viewer unpacks it.
Yes. Once the file has loaded, Open 3D Preview shows the track over satellite terrain in the AvoMap editor. From there you can render it as a video.
It does. Any current mobile browser can open this page and pick a file from your phone's storage.
Not on this page. The KML to GPX converter in the footer does that, also for free and also in the browser.