Recorded tracks and planned or imported routes are managed in the Library. Usually, it can be accessed from the main menu:

• Main menu > My Library
  
• but for a quicker access you can add button to the Function panel:
  

More general info about My Library >>

• open the folder containing tracks or routes
• select Sort by from the Library menu. At the first level, you can sort the tracks by name, distance from the cursor location, data/time of creation, and date/time of update:
  
• in the next level you can sort by more track-specific criteria:
  

More about sorting >>

• open the folder containing tracks or routes
• select Filter from the Library menu. At the basic level, you can filter the tracks by the name and date:
  
• at the tracks level, you can filter recorded tracks, other (planned routes, imported tracks), and according to the activity:
  
• tap FILTER to apply the filter. Tap CLEAR to deactivate it.

More about filtering >>

• by default, you can search your tracks and routes by fulltext:
  
• you can modify the search by the distance:
  
• you can also quickly filter out last recorded tracks:
  

To search across all nested subfolders, check it in the search options. There are also options to search the folder names and track descriptions:

If you need to manage one or more tracks and routes at once, switch the Library into the select mode:

The tools are available in the menu at the bottom right:

• check the track/s that you want to copy
• select Copy to from the tool menu
• browse the Library and select the target folder
• tap SELECT
  

• check the track/s that you want to move
• select Move to from the tool menu
• browse the Library and select the target folder
• tap SELECT

• check the track/s that you want to export
• select Export from the tool menu
• select the export file format or service, edit the title, path and other parameters if needed
• tap EXPORT
  

More about exporting tracks and routes >>

• check the track/s that you want to delete
• select Delete from the tool menu
• read the warning - deleting is irreversible and also removes the item/s from all synchronized devices and the web Library
• tap DELETE
  

• check the tracks or routes for which you want to get a sum of statistics - total length, average speed, max speed, total time, etc.
• choose Statistics from the tool menu
  

With this option, you can change the style (line color, pattern, outline, width…) of multiple tracks or routes.

• check the tracks or routes for which you want to change the style
• the style editor opens > change the parameters you need
• tap SAVE

Multiple tracks or routes can be merged into one. So, for example, if you need to merge multiple-day hike tracks into one going through the whole expedition, use this tool.

• check the tracks you want to merge
• select Merge tracks from the toolbox
• check the order of tracks and change it if necessary. Also, decide if you want to merge with gaps or delete the original tracks:
  
• tap MERGE TRACKS

Each track/route in Locus Map has its own color, pattern, width, and other parameters. These parameters can be set at several levels:

Default appearance of all tracks and routes across the app can be edited in Settings > Points & Tracks > Track line style

These settings can be overridden by following:

Tracks and routes stored in a folder in the Library can have unified style settings. These settings can be edited in the folder tools menu:
If you want to preserve the style of the parent folder above the current one, turn on the switch:

Style of individual tracks or routes can be edited in the track/route detail screen edit dialog:

To activate individual settings you have to switch off the folder settings (by this the style of the particular track/route automatically shifts to the global settings):

It is possible to change the individual style of multiple tracks/routes:

• open a folder with tracks/routes you want to edit
• multi-select tracks for editing
• tap the tool menu from the bottom bar and select Change style
  

The style of recorded tracks can be set according to the used recording profile.

1. tap the style line in the track-saving dialog when you stop a track recording:
   
2. switch off “Use style of the folder” and tap SAVE

Next time you record a track in this profile, the style will be maintained and not overdrawn by the folder style.

The option of styling route lines is useful, for example when you need to display dynamically slope angle or altitude of the route. Line style editor can be launched from the route planner menu > settings:
The route planner route style is overdrawn by the style of the folder into which you save your route.

All buttons editing style on all levels - global, folder, individual or track recording profile - lead here:
To differentiate among your routes and tracks or adjust their appearance according to the used map you have vast options of styling them - you can adjust the line color (1), width (4), and outline (6), add pattern (2) from a great selection, color the pattern, set coloring mode (3 - plain color or some of the dynamic coloring modes according to speed, elevation, etc.) or automatically close the line and fill the space with color (7).

Line (1) can be colored in basic mode,

advanced mode with option to pick any of colors provided by your device,

and code mode - just insert HEX, RGB or HSV code of the desired color:
Its opacity can be adjusted from 100% to invisibility 0%
or the line color can be switched off - only its pattern is visible:

Pattern (2) has the same coloring options as the line - basic, advanced, and code, see above. If you do not want to have a patterned line, just uncheck the pattern:

You can select from a vast array of patterns including arrows and crosses:

The track/route line can be colored (3) by plain color

or dynamically - by speed, change of speed, altitude, slope, GPS accuracy, heart rate or pedaling cadence

If you select a dynamic mode and switch line color off, the pattern is colored dynamically:

If you want to color only a certain range of altitude or slope angle, you can define it manually:

Width (4) of the track line can be set in pixels (screen related) or meters (real world related)(5):

The first option displays the line in the same width across all map zooms. A line 6 pixels wide:


The same line 6 meters wide:

To enhance contrast of the line from the background map, you can add an outline (6). Coloring options are the same as for the line and pattern.

Quite a special feature for highlighting areas enclosed by a track/route (7).