Convert a DJI SRT file to a Google Earth file

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What does the website do?

The website will convert all telemetry data from any DJI .SRT file and create two .KML files which you can download and open within Google Earth (or import to Google Earth Web).

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✓ 3D ROUTE

We creates a 3d route line which you can scroll around to see your route in space, in full 3D!

✓ VIRTUAL FLIGHT

We also create a fixed speed virtual flight in 3D and real time using the telemetry data!

Data privacy

By default, the files created are only available to you. But if you have filmed at a public area you can also opt to share the Google Earth file with other users! Please note, we only use Latitude, Longitude and Altitude data. (SRT files only contain this data. No other data is provided so your privacy is respected).

Create Google Earth files

STEP 1: Choose your SRT file

STEP 2: Set File Privacy

Tick to share the KML file on the website for others to view. (By default it is private to you).

STEP 3: Enter details about the flight (eg where and when it was filmed)

This will become the files title. If you share the files publically, this description will be added.

FINALLY:

How to create a 'virtual flight' in Google Earth

Watch the tutorial or follow the isntructions below.

Watch the YouTube tutorial

Step 1

On our website, click the 'Upload File' button and choose an .srt file from your DJI video footage folder (possibly your SD card). Then click 'Convert your SRT file'.

Once completed you will be prompted to download two files. Choose either or both depending on the type of view you want to see.

Download the ROUTE file to view your flown route in free space or download VIRTUAL FLIGHT if you want to see your flight in Google Earth.

Step 2

Open Google Earth

Click on 'New+' on the left menu, then choose Open local KML file.

An open file folder dialogue will appear. Navigate to your download folder and select the file you downloaded from our website.

We provide two files. One for the 3d spacial view of the route, one for the 3D virtual flight. Select either depending on what you chose to download.

Step 3

Your import will show on the left menu. 'Click Start Slideshow'.

At this point, nothing appears to happen. Look to the very top right of Google Earth and click the 'refresh' icon to load and start your video.

Navigating a virtual flight

You can restart, rewind or fast forward your 3D virtual flight by using the time bar at the bottom left.

Publically shared files

Here you will find files that visitors have converted and also made public for you to view the flight.

Recorded in Arboleas, SE Spain Shared at 16:32 11-02-2025