In this video, I show a simple, practical workflow to extract elevation point data for any location using Google Earth Pro, GPS Visualizer, and QGIS. The idea is straightforward: I first collect the locations I care about in Google Earth Pro (as placemarks or a path), export them, and then prepare the coordinates so they can be processed in batch. After that, I use GPS Visualizer to do the elevation lookup and return a table that already includes an elevation column for each point. Once I have the elevation-enhanced output, I bring it into QGIS where the real GIS work happens. I demonstrate the typical cleanup steps (making sure the fields are correct, checking coordinate order, and setting the right CRS), then I style the points and export them as a shapefile so you can use them in any analysis workflow. This method works whether you’re doing a single point check or hundreds of points for field surveys, DEM validation, route profiling, and terrain analysis. If you follow along and pause where needed, you’ll be able to reproduce the same workflow fast and reuse it anytime you need elevation from coordinates.