Maps of You
Sample

One country, one town, one renderer.

Both were made with the same settings a print order uses. The only difference is how far back the map stands: 30 km across against a whole country.

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Portrait poster of Spain on dark slate paper. The country is cut out of the paper and coloured by elevation, from green lowlands through tan uplands to pale peaks, with shaded relief. A black route runs from the centre of the country south through Andalucía. The title reads Andalucía road trip, with a legend for routes, lowland, upland, mountain and peaks.

Andalucía road trip

Activity
Driving
Where
Spain
Frame
The whole country
Printed stats
3,063 km · 42 journeys
Style
Elevation
Background
Slate
Portrait poster of the Cascais headland on chalk-white paper, the coast cut out of the sheet in pastel land cover — pink built area along the shore, green forest over the Serra de Sintra, pale rangeland on the cliffs — above shaded relief. Dark red running routes fan inland from the sea. The title reads A year of running.

A year of running

Activity
Running
Where
Cascais
Frame
30 km across
Printed stats
1,635 km · 88 runs
Style
Land cover
Background
Chalk
What you get

The full studio opens with a free account.

  • Bring a Waze archive, GPX from Strava, Garmin Connect or komoot, or KML from Google Earth — then see every outing on a review map.
  • Frame a whole country, the area you covered most, or a box you draw yourself, and pick one of nine map styles.
  • Paper colour, title, typeface, legend and border change instantly. Route styling takes about five seconds; the map itself about fifteen.
  • Download a 5,400 px image of the finished poster, or order a print at full resolution.

Designing is free. You only pay for prints.

The same sheet, hung

Three posters hung as one row on a hallway wall: a Mallorca cycling map on sand paper in oak, a Spanish road trip on cream in black, and the Camino on clay-pink in walnut.
What changes between one poster and the next is the ground, the line and the figures under the title. The paper, the frame and the way it is made do not.
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18 sheets across 6 countries, and the rooms they ended up in.