Discontinued

Garmin VIRB Edit Alternative — Why Creators Switch to StintBox

Garmin VIRB Edit was the go-to tool for overlaying Garmin sensor data on action camera footage. But Garmin discontinued the software, and the built-in map tiles stopped loading — making the most popular feature completely broken. StintBox natively imports FIT and GPX files, has fully working offline-capable maps, and adds dozens of widgets VIRB Edit never had.

Feature Comparison

FeatureStintBoxGarmin VIRB Edit
StatusActively developedDiscontinued (maps broken)
Widgets54 (15 free)~10 gauges
Map widgetWorking — with offline supportBroken (tiles expired)
FIT file importYes (native)Yes
GPX importYesYes
GoPro telemetryYes (native GPMF)No
DJI drone dataYesNo
Heart rate / powerYes (ANT+, BLE, FIT)FIT only
Design themes12 built-inFixed Garmin style
Social publishingYouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, XNo
PlatformWindows, macOS, LinuxWindows, macOS (unsupported)
PricingFree tier + Pro from €99*Free (abandoned)

Why Choose StintBox Over Garmin VIRB Edit

Maps actually work — with offline tile caching for areas with no connectivity
Native FIT and GPX import with automatic activity matching
Heart rate, power, cadence, and temperature from any ANT+ or BLE sensor
54 widgets including G-force, elevation profile, lap timers, and more
Data Doctor repairs GPS gaps and sensor dropouts automatically
Content Engine creates highlight reels synced to music
Cross-platform with native performance on Windows, macOS, and Linux

How to Switch from Garmin VIRB Edit

  1. 1Download StintBox for free from stintbox.app/download
  2. 2Import your video and drop in your .FIT or .GPX file — data syncs automatically
  3. 3The map widget works out of the box with multiple tile providers
  4. 4Add speed, elevation, heart rate, and any other sensor widgets
  5. 5Export in up to 4K or publish directly to social media

Ready to Try StintBox?

Download for free — 15 widgets, no credit card, no time limit. Upgrade to Pro when you need more.