Your places. Your stories.
Some placesstay with you.
Turn a favourite place into a map, a forest print, or a little landscape you can hold.
One place. Every possibility.
Made by you,down to thedetails.
Maps Are Cool / The studios
Your place. In every dimension.
From a line on paper to a landscape you can hold.
Four ways to make somewhere yours.
2D maps
Cities, stars and words. Add your own GPX route to a 2D map.
Artwork for paper
3D artwork
Give streets and skylines a new perspective, with depth and shadow.
3D views for flat prints
Nature maps
Follow a river, find a forest, or bring every road back to your place.
Landscape artwork for paper
3D printed maps
Shape real terrain and buildings into a model for your 3D printer.
Physical relief · STL / 3MFOne place to create. Choose a studio, find your place, and make it your own. Relief shown: a rendered Bratislava model.
A world of different feelings
Same world. Your point of view.
Quiet lines or a little colour.
Find the places and the style that feel like you.
Ink. Colour. Character.
Find your kind of beautiful.
Pen & Ink
Prague
Vltava bends & old streets
Risograph
Budapest
Buda, Pest & the Danube
Linocut
Barcelona
The Eixample grid, in greenRome
Rome
The Eternal City, in vermilion
Kingrama
Lisbon
Seven hills beside the Tagus
For the way you see things
A city can be
a work of art.
Carved lines. Thousands of tiny points. The streets you know, seen in a completely different way.
Give a familiar place a fresh perspective, and a little space on your wall.
Look a little closer ↓
There’s more beneath the surface
Places, layer by layer.
Real terrain, building footprints and mapping history.
A different way to see somewhere familiar.
Layered Paper Relief
Sicily
Mount Etna, shaped by elevation
Overture Building Sources
Chicago
Building footprints, source by source
Every Point Ever
London
Central London · Archive through 2012
Every Line Ever
San Francisco
Embarcadero way history · 2007–2026
Risograph
New York
Manhattan, in layers of inkA city in every letter
Some names say it all.
The streets you love, inside the name you know.
Find your city. Make it your own.
Typography · Two Colours Navy
Paris
PA / RIS · 42 × 59.4 cm
Typography · Two Colours Dark Red
Rome
RO / ME · 42 × 59.4 cm
Typography · Risograph
New York
NEW / YORK · 42 × 59.4 cm
Typography · Linocut
Barcelona
BAR / CEL / ONA · 42 × 59.4 cm- 01
Find your somewhere
A hometown, a first adventure, or the sky above a special moment. Start with what matters to you.
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Put yourself in the details
Choose a palette and a perspective. Add words to your artwork, or shape the terrain of a physical relief.
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Make room for your story
Download artwork for paper, or export a relief model for your 3D printer. Give that memory a place to live.
A few good questions
Before you begin.
What can I personalise?
Your location, map style, colours, captions, size and frame preview. City maps can include markers for meaningful places. Star maps let you choose a place, date and time, and 2D maps can include your own GPX route.
Can I print my map?
Yes. For paper artwork, choose your size in the studio, then export an SVG or PNG, or use Print / PDF. Print at home or with a print shop. For physical relief maps, export an STL or colour 3MF model from the 3D print studio. Printing and frames are arranged separately.
How are 3D artwork and 3D printed maps different?
3D artwork uses perspective, depth and shadow to create an image for a flat paper print. The 3D print studio creates a raised model from real terrain and buildings, with STL and colour 3MF exports for a 3D printer. Its framed preview shows how the relief could look; printing and display frames are arranged separately.
Can I come back to my design?
The studio remembers your latest work in this browser. Use Save design in the editor to download an editable copy you can keep and reopen later. Open the studio to continue where you left off.
Are the maps based on real places?
Yes. City maps use real geographic data, and star maps use astronomical catalogues for your chosen place and time. New locations need an internet connection. The posters in every photograph were exported by this studio, then placed into generated room scenes. Only presentation effects—perspective, mats and room lighting—are added to the photographs. Artwork downloads include the clean original SVG and PNG plus credits for the back of the poster. Full source credits are available through each design’s Source credits link. The paper-relief effect is printed artwork; it does not imply a physical layered-paper product.