For your own ride

Your ride holds a shape. Print it.

You already have the GPX file. Upload it, pick a style, and we draw the exact ride, corner for corner.

Strata style poster, terracotta colourway

We draw it exactly as ridden.

Every ride you record leaves behind a shape: a coast road that bends with the shoreline, or a mountain pass that switches back on itself a dozen times. That shape is already sitting in your GPX file. You upload it, and we draw it exactly as ridden, at the scale it actually covers.

We do not straighten the corners or round off the switchbacks. A point-to-point ride prints as an open line from start to finish. A loop closes back on itself and reads as one continuous shape.

You choose from 11 styles.

A line style leaves the ride alone on clean paper, with named stops and leg distances. A strata style echoes the route in offset bands that fade outward, with a screen-print feel. A gradient style turns the climbs into a wall of bars, coloured green flats to red ramps.

The design page is the same tool whether the ride was 40 kilometres or 400. A short local loop reads as a full poster, filling the page at whatever scale keeps the shape clear.

What you see is what prints.

Export the file from your computer.

The file can come from a bike computer or a GPS watch, exported as a GPX or FIT file. If you are not sure how to export it, our GPX help page walks through the process for the most common apps and devices, so the upload takes a couple of minutes.

A ride worth framing does not have to be the longest one you have done. A local loop you have ridden a hundred times can hold as much shape as a multi-day tour, once it is drawn at full size on a wall.

We print to order on 200 gsm archival paper at 300 dpi. A custom route starts at A$59 for an unframed A4 print and runs to A$129 for an unframed A1 print. Framed prints run from A$115 to A$235, in black, white, or natural timber, and arrive ready to hang.

The preview on the design page is the file we print from, corners included, so there is no proof email to wait on. Prints dispatch within 2 to 4 business days, with free shipping on Australian orders over A$120. A digital file of the same design is A$20, emailed in about 5 minutes.

Where do I get my GPX file?
Strava, Ride with GPS, Komoot, and most bike computers export a GPX or FIT file for any ride you recorded. Our GPX help page walks through exporting from each one.
Is the preview what actually prints?
Yes. The preview on the design page is the exact artwork we print. When you order, the same design is drawn again at full print resolution (300 dpi), so there is no proof email to wait on. You can change the design as many times as you like before you order, and a digital file arrives by email in about 5 minutes.
How long until it arrives?
Prints dispatch within 2 to 4 business days. Shipping is free on Australian orders over A$120, and physical prints ship within Australia. A digital file arrives by email in about 5 minutes.
Will a short local loop still look right on a poster?
Yes. The route fills the page at whatever scale keeps the shape clear, so a 20 kilometre loop and a multi-day tour both print at a size that holds the full poster.

Your ride holds a shape. Print it.

Upload your GPX