My Garmin syncs to Strava. Which should I export from?

Either. Strava's single-activity export is GPX whichever device recorded it, so for activities that are already on Strava it is the same two clicks.

Does the poster show heart rate, pace or elevation profiles?

No. The sheet shows the ground you covered and the routes you took, with distance and a count under the title. The elevation is in the map itself, drawn as relief.

From Garmin

A map print of your Garmin activities.

Years of rides, runs and hikes are sitting in Garmin Connect. Export them as GPX, upload them, and the ground you covered is drawn and printed — the relief, the forest, the coast, with every activity on top.

Start my map How to export from Garmin

From the gallery

Made from real routes.

Every sheet below was rendered with the settings a print order uses.

Portrait poster of the Picos de Europa on dark slate paper, the range coloured by elevation from green northern valleys through tan uplands to bare pale summits, with deep shaded relief across the gorges. White walking routes thread the valleys and ridges. The title reads The Picos on foot. — The Picos on foot — Hiking, Picos de Europa. 358 km · 31 walks, 40 km across, elevation style.

Landscape poster of Mallorca on sand paper, the island cut out of the sheet and painted by land cover — the dark green Serra de Tramuntana along the north-west coast, ochre crops across the central plain, red built areas around Palma — over strong shaded relief. Black riding loops cover the mountain road and the plain. The title reads A winter on the bike. — A winter on the bike — Cycling, Mallorca. 2,832 km · 34 rides, 157 km across, land cover style.

Portrait poster of the valleys around Bormio on bone paper, the Italian Alps drawn as single-tone ink relief so nothing but landform shows, with Switzerland left as blank paper. A bold crimson loop climbs over the passes and back down the valleys. The title reads Alpine passes. — Alpine passes — Motorcycling, Bormio. 698 km · 9 rides, 46 km across, ink relief style.

GPX, not FIT

Garmin's original file is .fit, which we do not read. Garmin Connect exports any activity as GPX in two clicks; the guide shows exactly where.

Watch, Edge or handheld

Whatever recorded it, it reaches Garmin Connect and leaves as the same GPX. A Forerunner's runs and an Edge's rides go on one sheet or two.

Figures from your own data

The distance and the count printed on the sheet are read from the files you upload. Nothing on the poster is estimated or typed by us.

How it works

Three steps, no design skills.

01
Upload your routes
Export your activities from Strava, Garmin, komoot or Waze, or bring a GPX or KML file from any app. Upload one file or a whole archive and we find every route in it.
02
Design your map
Choose the area — a city, a mountain range or a whole country — then the map style, colours, frame and title. The preview updates as you go, and designing is free.
03
We print it and deliver it
Your map is printed to order at 300 dpi on heavyweight matte art paper, then framed, hung on a wooden hanger or rolled in a tube, and delivered to your door ready to hang.

Designing is free. Rolled prints from €49, framed from €119, delivery included. Every size and price.

Questions

Before you upload your Garmin files

Garmin Connect exports one activity at a time as GPX. A full account export from Garmin's data management page delivers .fit files, which we do not read. For a whole year, exporting the activities that matter one by one is the reliable route.

Your Garmin activities could be next.

Upload your files and see your own map in about a minute. Designing is free; you only pay for the print.

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