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Long-distance gift

Create a poster for a shared city, hometown, or address.

Create a personalized map poster for a long-distance relationship, move abroad, hometown, or shared city memory.

Austin map poster displayed in a tactile map-making studio
Styling referenceInterior study

Details

What is included.

Price
From EUR 39
Sizes
30x40 cm, 50x70 cm, 70x100 cm
Production
Printed on demand after approval
Shipping
Worldwide fulfillment
Data
OpenStreetMap

How it works

Create, review, and output the map.

  1. 01

    Find the place

    Search by city and country, use suggestions, enter coordinates, or pick a location from the map preview.

  2. 02

    Tune the map

    Set radius, crop to city borders, choose road detail, place pins, edit text, or add a Strava/GPX route.

  3. 03

    Choose the product

    Select region, paper or finish, print size, and frame options before composing the final poster.

  4. 04

    Download or print

    Render the poster, save the PNG, checkout through Stripe, and track the order through fulfillment.

Common uses

Where this format is used.

  • Moved abroad gifts
  • Shared-city relationship memories
  • Hometown wall art
  • Going-away gifts

Questions

Product details.

What data is the map based on?

Street, waterway, park, road hierarchy, and boundary geometry comes from OpenStreetMap data.

Can I choose the visual style?

Yes. Each poster can use one of the studio themes, including feature-based shading, gradient roads, contrast zones, noir, midnight blue, blueprint, neon cyberpunk, warm beige, pastel dream, Japanese ink, forest, ocean, terracotta, sunset, autumn, copper patina, and monochrome blue.

How is the poster produced?

The studio renders a poster image first. You can download it or send the selected product through Stripe checkout and print fulfillment.

Can I add a route?

Yes. The studio supports Strava activity import and GPX upload for route overlays, including line color, thickness, style, and start/finish marker options.

Open the studio

Start with the place you want to map.

Create your map poster