GPX KML KMZ Viewer Converter 2.1.1

The Seawell GPX KML KMZ software offers a straightforward solution for displaying and managing your Points of Interest (POIs). Its user-friendly interface caters to users of varying experience levels, facilitating easy import and organization of geographic data.

The application supports importing files in .gpx, .kml, and .kmz formats, allowing users to visualize GPS tracks, waypoints, specific locations, and various placemarks. Files can be imported directly via email or through iTunes file sharing from a computer, providing flexible options for data transfer.

Seawell GPX KML KMZ enables users to import and display different types of POIs such as markers, lines, and polygons. This functionality is particularly useful for integrating complex geographic features into the application.

Additionally, the software allows loading of POIs generated from popular websites, including locations like Walt Disney World, McDonald's across North America, the Michigan Fall Leaf Color Tour, Yellowstone National Park, and other notable attractions throughout the United States and Canada. This includes chains such as Walmart, Sam's Club, and Super Walmart Centers in supported formats.

The supported file formats encompass a wide range of GPS and mapping devices and applications. These include GPX (used by Garmin devices such as eTrex, GPSMAP, Oregon, Dakota, Colorado, for Garmin Garmin Forerunner & Nüvi series), Timex Trainer, Google Earth (.kml/.kmz), OziExplorer (.kml/.gpx), TomTom (.gpx), Suunto X9/X9i (.gpx), Geocaching.com (.gpx), FAI/IGC glider logs, Jeppesen charts, Navionics maps, Fugawi formats, as well as data from Lowrance, Simrad, Raymarine products.

For enhanced usability, users are encouraged to explore online resources for various POI categories that can be easily imported into Seawell GPX KML KMZ. These categories include attractions—scenic drives, auto and cycle dealerships and repair shops, ATMs and banks, airports and aviation-related sites, astronomy locations, breweries and distilleries, boating areas, camping sites, among others.

Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background may decrease battery life. To conserve power, it is recommended to turn off GPS when it is not actively in use.