STOP SHARING
RAW FOOTAGE.
START SHARING
STORIES.
GoPro, iPhone, or Android — LENS edits what matters.
Import your GPX activity from Garmin, Strava, or Suunto and your action camera or phone video. LENS reads your GPS data, detects the best moments, and generates a cinematic 9:16 edit — synced, scored, ready to post. In seconds.
Your cinematic edit,
ready in under a minute.
From raw footage to shareable story — no waiting, no cloud.
Create your video
Your ride.
Edited in seconds.
Drop your GPX activity file and your video — GoPro, iPhone, or Android. LENS does the rest — scene detection, GPS sync, cinematic cuts, telemetry overlay. No editing skills needed.
GPS Scene Detection
Finds climbs, sprints, and technical sections from your GPS data.
Cinematic Auto-Edit
Selects the best clips and assembles them with smooth transitions.
Telemetry Overlay
Speed, heart rate, elevation — rendered in real time on every frame.
LENS
Telemetry · Sync · Cinematic Edit
Activity
Video
Compatible Devices
Works with your gear.
Your camera and GPS tracker — no matter the brand.
Video Camera
GoPro
HERO 8–13, Max, all models — GPMF telemetry at 18Hz
iPhone
iPhone 8 and newer — synced via CreateDate timestamp
Android
Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, and any Android phone
GPS Tracker — export as .gpx
Garmin
Edge, Fenix, Forerunner — export GPX from Garmin Connect
Strava
Export activity GPX from Strava's activity page
Suunto
Export -track.gpx from Suunto app (not the route file)
Also works with Wahoo, Polar, Coros, Komoot and any app that exports standard .gpx files.
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Why LENS
Built for athletes,
not editors.
Every ride, run, or hike has a story. LENS reads your GPS data, finds the best moments, and assembles them automatically.
Auto-edited
Scene detection powered by your GPS intensity data. No manual cuts.
GPS-synced
Millisecond precision — video and GPS track matched exactly.
9:16 format
Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts — ready in one click.
100% private
Everything runs in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
No account. No subscription. No upload.
Just open LENS on your desktop or mobile browser and go. ↑
FAQ
Everything you need to know
What action cameras are supported?+
LENS supports all GoPro cameras (Hero 9, 10, 11, 12, 13+) and iPhone. GoPro files use embedded GPMF telemetry at 18Hz for precise GPS sync. iPhone MOV files use GPS timestamps. DJI, Insta360 and other action cameras are on the roadmap.
Which GPS devices and apps can I export GPX from?+
Any GPS device or app that exports .gpx files: Garmin Connect, Suunto, Wahoo, Polar, Coros, Bryton, Lezyne — and platforms like Strava, Komoot, and TrainingPeaks. Just go to your activity, export as GPX, and import into LENS.
What sports does LENS work with?+
LENS is built for outdoor athletes: mountain biking (MTB), road cycling, gravel riding, trail running, triathlon, hiking, and adventure sports. The GPS scene detection automatically finds climbs, sprints, descents, and peak intensity moments.
Is LENS a GoPro Quik alternative with GPS overlay?+
Yes. Unlike GoPro Quik, LENS does deep GPS telemetry integration — live speed, elevation, heart rate, cadence, power, and an animated map, automatically synced. No manual editing. Cinematic 9:16 format. Free and no account needed.
Does LENS upload my footage to the cloud?+
Never. LENS runs entirely inside your browser using WebAssembly. Your GoPro video, GPX file, and the generated output never leave your device. No account is required. No upload. 100% private.
How long does it take to generate a cinematic video?+
Under 60 seconds for most rides. LENS processes everything on-device — scene detection, GPS sync, telemetry overlay, and MP4 export — in a single pipeline running locally in Chrome.
How do I sync GoPro video with Strava?+
Open your Strava activity, click the three-dot menu and select Export GPX. Then import that .gpx file into LENS alongside your GoPro video. LENS handles the timestamp sync automatically.