RTMAP RMAP
File conversion

Convert RTMAP to RMAP

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Is it possible to convert RTMAP to RMAP?
Yes - RTMAP converts to RMAP.

Open the .imp control file (not an individual tile) in TwoNav Land, then right-click the map in the map list and choose Save As or Export to write a .rmap file. All tiles must be present in the same folder - copying a single .rtmap tile is not enough.

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Tested on macOS, Windows & Linux
Last verified Oct 2026

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Why convert RTMAP to RMAP?

An .rtmap map is a set of tiles - multiple .rtmap files plus an .imp index file - that must stay together in a specific folder structure. An .rmap packs all of that into one self-contained file, which TwoNav now recommends as the standard for raster maps on its devices and apps. Converting simplifies map management: one file to copy, share, or back up instead of an entire folder.

How to convert RTMAP to RMAP

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Open the .imp control file in TwoNav Land (twonav.com), right-click the map in the map list, and choose Save As or Export to write a single .rmap file. The exact menu label varies by version.

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Quality & what to watch

  • You must open the .imp control file with all sibling .rtmap tiles present in the same folder - a single isolated tile cannot be opened or converted.
  • The .rmap output preserves all georeferencing and image data with no quality loss - it is a container for the same raster data as the tile set.
  • No third-party or online tool supports this conversion; both formats are proprietary to TwoNav and only their desktop software handles them.

Frequently asked questions

Can I convert just one .rtmap tile to .rmap?
No - a single tile is meaningless without the full set and the .imp control file; copy the entire map folder before opening it in TwoNav Land.
Is TwoNav Land free?
Yes - TwoNav Land is available free from twonav.com for Windows and macOS.
Will the .rmap work on TwoNav mobile devices and apps?
Yes - .rmap is the current recommended format for TwoNav devices and the TwoNav app on Android and iOS.