Rider working with WildTrack Roadbook Studio on screen: map, boxes and FIM symbol library
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WildTrack Roadbook Studio

The web editor with automatic tulips, FIM symbols and PDF export with QR. Import a GPX and have your roadbook ready to ride in minutes.

167

Official FIM symbols

119

WildTrack icons

7

Boxes per A4 page

100%

In the browser

Everything inside the Studio

Designed with and for rally, enduro, trail and 4x4 riders. No corporate filler. Just what you would actually use on rally day.

Import GPX

Any standard file up to 10 MB and 50,000 points. Compatible with Wikiloc, Komoot, Garmin and Google Maps. Waypoints are marked as references.

Automatic tulips

The editor detects turns in your GPX and generates a draft with distances, headings and boxes. Choose the level of detail: minimal, balanced or maximum.

FIM and WildTrack symbols

286 official draggable icons: hazards, track types, time controls, direction changes, petrol stations, water. The full rally motorbike standard.

Professional A4 PDF

7 boxes per page, header with stage data, footer with QR to mobile. Ready to print and slot into the roadbook holder.

QR to mobile

The exported PDF carries a QR in the footer. Scan it with your phone and open WildTrack to navigate the roadbook with GPS auto-scroll and offline map.

100% in your browser

GPX and PDF are processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded to our servers unless you choose to save to your account or publish to an event.

It is that simple

From GPX to a PDF ready to ride. Four steps.

1

Import your GPX

Drag the GPX into the editor. Track, waypoints and a draft of boxes are drawn automatically.

2

Tweak the boxes

Reorder, edit tulips, drag FIM symbols and add notes with live preview.

3

Export PDF

Download the A4 PDF with QR in the footer. Ready for the roadbook holder or to ride.

4

To mobile

Scan the QR with the WildTrack app and navigate the roadbook with GPS auto-scroll.

WildTrack Roadbook Studio vs Rally Navigator

Compared with the best-known alternative for building rally motorbike roadbooks.

FeatureWildTrackRally Navigator
Web editor (nothing to install)—
Free for personal use—
No signup required to start—
Tulip and box editor
Official FIM symbol library
Export roadbook PDF
Native English interface
Companion mobile app
QR to mobile embedded in the PDF—

Data compared in September 2026 against the public documentation at rallynavigator.com. Rally Navigator is a desktop application with subscription plans.

From PDF to mobile with a QR

Every PDF you export carries a QR in the footer. Anyone who scans it with their phone opens WildTrack to navigate the roadbook with GPS auto-scroll, offline map and automatic alerts. Perfect for sharing with your group or the riders in your rally.

Free editor forever
Offline navigation with Pro
iOS and Android

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you start.

Is it free to create a roadbook with WildTrack?
Yes. The full editor is free and you do not need an account to try it. You can import a GPX, edit tulips and symbols and export the PDF without signing up. An account is only needed if you want to save your roadbooks to the cloud or send them to an event organiser.
Is my file uploaded to a server?
No. The GPX is processed in your browser. The PDF is also generated in your browser with pdf-lib. Nothing is sent to our servers unless you choose to save to your account or publish to an event.
Can I import a GPX from Wikiloc, Komoot or Google Maps?
Yes. The editor accepts any standard GPX file (up to 10 MB, 50,000 points). Waypoints are marked as intermediate references; turns are detected automatically.
Are the tulips generated automatically?
Yes. When you import the GPX, the editor detects turns and generates a draft with distances, headings and boxes. Everything is editable by hand: you can reorder, adjust the tulip angle, add FIM symbols and notes.
What symbols does the editor include?
A full library of FIM symbols (Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme) and WildTrack’s own symbols: hazards, track types, time controls, direction changes, petrol stations, water. 167 official FIM icons and 119 WildTrack icons, all draggable onto the boxes.
Can I navigate the roadbook on mobile?
Yes. The exported PDF carries a QR in the footer. When you scan it from your phone, WildTrack opens (or the app download page if you do not have it installed) and you can navigate the roadbook with GPS auto-scroll, offline map and automatic alerts at the waypoints. Navigation aids are Pro features.
Can I remove the "Made with WildTrack" watermark from the PDF?
The watermark and QR always appear on the free plan. Organisers with Creator Pro or an event pass can generate the PDF without the watermark and with their own header. Individual users always get the watermark and QR.
How many roadbooks can I save?
5 active roadbooks per free account, with no individual size limit (up to 500 boxes per PDF). You can delete or archive any of them to free up space.