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Fitbit / Google Health → Excel

Your fitness
history,
in your own hands.

Pull years of steps, distance, weight, body fat and active minutes out of Fitbit or Google Health and into a clean, branded Excel workbook you actually own. Open it in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers. Runs in your browser, never uploaded anywhere.

Get Started, $9 USD
One-time payment. 10 conversions included. XLSX and CSV in the same download.
wearable-converter-export.xlsx
Cover
Daily Activity
Body
Monthly
Yearly
About
DateStepsDistanceCaloriesFloors
2026-06-089,8477.322,43114
2026-06-0712,4029.182,71222
2026-06-066,5214.912,1038
2026-06-0511,2388.402,59819
2026-06-048,9126.742,36711
2026-06-0314,12810.522,89127
2026-06-0210,0477.512,47816
Two formats, one download

CSV or XLSX,
your call.

Both come in the same $9. Pick whichever fits how you actually want to use your data.

CSV
Clean CSV
Raw daily values, no formatting

A plain text file your data lives in. Universal, opens in anything, no styling. One file per year, one row per day, comma-separated.

  • Year-by-year files for easy archiving
  • Imports into any tool or database
  • Lightweight, scriptable, future-proof
  • No software dependency, ever
Pick CSV if: you want a clean copy of your data for your own records, scripting later, or pulling into another tool down the track.
What's in the XLSX

Six tabs.
Already done.

No formatting, formulas or pivot tables to set up. Open it and your data is already sorted, totalled and ready to read.

Tab 1

Cover

Branded cover with your date range, total days logged and the date you exported. Becomes a snapshot of your fitness history in one screen.

Tab 2

Daily Activity

Every available daily metric. Steps, distance, calories, floors, sedentary minutes, active minutes (lightly, fairly, very). Frozen header, autofilter on.

Tab 3

Body Composition

Weight, BMI and body fat % for every day you logged. Choose metric or imperial up front. Ready for trend analysis.

Tab 4

Monthly Summary

Auto-calculated totals and averages per month. Total steps, total distance, average weight, days logged, the lot.

Tab 5

Yearly Summary

Year-over-year comparison built in. See how 2024 compared to 2023. Great for spotting long-term trends without doing the maths.

Tab 6

About

What each column means, where the data came from and how it was processed. Useful if you ever come back to this file in 3 years.

How it works

Four steps.
Done.

No technical knowledge needed. If you can download a file and click a button, you can do this.

01. Export from Google

Use this direct link to open Google Takeout with Fitbit already selected. Google emails you a ZIP of your history.

02. Buy a key

One-time $9 USD. Licence key delivered by email seconds after you pay. Includes 10 conversions.

03. Run the tool

Drop your ZIP into the converter. Everything runs in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.

04. Download both formats

Get the branded XLSX and the clean CSV files in one ZIP. Open whichever you need, save the other for later.

Pricing · Available Worldwide

One price.
Both formats.

No subscription. No account. Pay once, convert your history, keep your files forever.

Lifetime Access
USD
9
One-time payment · 10 conversions included
  • Branded XLSX workbook with 6 pre-built tabs
  • Clean CSV files split by year
  • All available data types included
  • Runs entirely in your browser, data stays private
  • Metric or imperial, your choice
  • Timezone correction for accurate daily counts
  • Licence key delivered by email
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CSV variations

Specific
search query?

If you got here from a more specific CSV-related search, jump straight to the page that matches.

Looking for something specific? Fitbit to CSV → Google Health to CSV → Garmin CSV Format → JSON to Garmin →
FAQ

Common
questions.

My app now says Google Health, does this still work?
Yes. The Fitbit app became Google Health on 19 May 2026, but Google Takeout still exports your data in the same Fitbit-labelled format. The underlying file structure hasn't changed, only the app branding on your phone. Wearable Converter works exactly the same whether you see Fitbit or Google Health on your device.
Is my data actually private?
Yes. The conversion runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your Takeout ZIP never gets uploaded to our servers, never gets stored anywhere except your own computer. We see nothing. You can verify this by checking your browser's network tab during conversion.
What's the difference between CSV and XLSX again?
CSV is plain text, no formatting, opens in anything, lightweight. Great for archiving or scripting. XLSX is a proper Excel file with multiple tabs, formatting, frozen headers and pre-built summaries. Great for actually working with your data. You get both in one download, so pick whichever you need when you need it.
Does the XLSX work in Google Sheets?
Yes. Upload the .xlsx file to Google Drive, right-click and "Open with Google Sheets". All tabs, formatting and formulas carry across. Same for Apple Numbers and LibreOffice Calc.
Why 10 conversions and not just one?
Most people convert once, but the buffer is there in case you want to re-run with different timezone or unit settings, or come back in 6 months when you have more data to add. 10 is more than anyone needs.
Will this work after Google deletes Fitbit data in July 2026?
Only if you export your data from Google Takeout before 15 July 2026. After that date, Google permanently deletes Fitbit data for anyone who hasn't migrated their account to Google. Once you have the export ZIP saved locally, you can run Wearable Converter on it any time, even years from now.
What if I have technical problems?
Email [email protected] and we'll sort it out. We typically reply within 24 hours.