Strava · GPX · FIT
Frame
your ride.
Create a print of the exact route that you rode, ran or climbed — your data, your colors, printed at 300dpi on archival paper.
How it works
Three steps, no design skills needed.
01
Import your ride.
Connect Strava or upload a GPX or FIT file. Every GPS point, sprint and climb comes with it.
02
Design it live.
Select a color theme, font pairing, which data to surface, and standard vs. metric. The preview updates in real time, and it's free to use.
03
We print and ship.
300dpi quality on archival matte paper, rolled in a protective tube and on its way within two business days.
Printed lately
The gallery.
Road Cycling · Colorado
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Cycling · France
Cycling · Minnesota
Cycling · California
Road Cycling
“I've stared at that Strava map a hundred times. It still stops me in the hallway.”
Dana R. · Going-to-the-Sun Road
“Ordered one for my first marathon and two more that same week for friends. Really high quality!”
Marcus T. · Chicago Marathon
“Uploaded a FIT file, had the design done in five minutes, and it shipped the next day.”
Elise V. · Col de Turini
What do I need to make a poster?
A bike ride, run or hike with GPS data. Connect your Strava account and pick an activity, or upload a GPX or FIT file straight from your Garmin, Wahoo, or even your Apple Watch.
Which file types can I upload?
You can upload GPX or FIT files. FIT files carry the most detail (i.e. power stats, heart rate, cadence, calories burned) so those are generally best.
Do I have to connect Strava?
Connecting Strava is generally the fastest way to import your ride data, but uploading a GPX or FIT file works exactly the same. Nothing is stored on our side beyond your order.
What does shipping cost?
We offer flat-rate shipping all over the world, regardless of how many prints are in your order: $9.99 for US orders, $19.99 to Canada, Europe and the UK, $29.99 to Australia and New Zealand, and $39.99 to the rest of the world. Your order is rolled in protective tissue paper, and shipped in a protective tube.