Google Maps import
Paste a directions link — even a short one — and every stop arrives in order.
Map posters for travellers
Every road you travelled, drawn as art.
Turn a road trip, a hike or a year of adventures into a print-ready poster — real roads, your photos, your words. Free, private, no account.
- Import from Google Maps & GPX
- Print-ready up to 6000 px
- Nothing to sign up for
How it works
From memory to wall in three steps
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Draw your route
Search places, click the map, paste a Google Maps link, drop a GPX — or let your photos’ locations build the route for you.
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Make it yours
Twelve cartographic palettes, six typefaces, terrain relief, polaroids of your photos and a title worth framing.
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Print or share
Download a high-resolution PNG or a PDF at true print size, or share a link that replays the journey.
Everything included
Built with care, down to the last dashed line
Photos become stops
Drop your travel photos: we read where and when they were taken and draw the route.
Roads, rails, ferries, flights
Real road routing for driving, cycling and hiking. Great-circle arcs for flights.
Cartographer’s palettes
Twelve themes from Dusty Rose to Blueprint, each a complete map style — not a filter.
True print quality
Vector maps re-rendered at full resolution. PNG, JPG, or PDF sized for 50×70.
All your journeys on a globe
Every journey on one spinning globe, with the countries you’ve crossed and the kilometres you’ve covered.
A journey you can replay
Share a link and friends travel the route with you, stop by stop, on an animated map.
Private by design
No account, no uploads. Trips and photos live in your browser; share links carry the trip itself.
Gallery
Start from a journey we love
Every example opens in the studio — change the route, the colours, the words. Make it yours.
“The best souvenir isn’t something you bought on the road. It’s the road.”
Reviews
What travellers say
Made a poster? Be the first to tell others how it went.
Guides
Guides & ideas
A road trip map poster of the roads you actually droveTurn your road trip into a print-ready map poster: real roads between every stop, your dates, distance and photos. Free, no account, export PDF up to 50×70.Turn a GPX file into a poster of your routeTurn a GPX file from Strava, Komoot, Garmin or AllTrails into a print-ready poster of your route. Exact track, elevation relief, free PDF export.From a Google Maps route to a poster in a minutePaste a Google Maps directions link (even a short maps.app.goo.gl one) and get a printable map poster of your itinerary in minutes. Free.A poster for the trail you walkedMake a poster of your hike or long-distance trail — Camino de Santiago, Via Francigena, Tour du Mont Blanc — with terrain relief and stages. Free.A cycling route poster for the ride you’ll never forgetCreate a poster of a bike tour, gran fondo or cycling holiday: bike-friendly routing, GPX import from Strava or Garmin, relief and stats. Free.A personalised travel map gift for the journey you sharedA personalised map of a journey you shared: honeymoon, anniversary, first trip together. Make a print-ready travel map gift in minutes, free.A travel map made from your photosDrop your geotagged travel photos and get a map of your trip: stops from where photos were taken, polaroids on the poster, dates filled in. Free.Every country you’ve visited, on one globeKeep every journey on one interactive globe: countries visited highlighted, total kilometres, days travelled. A free, private alternative to a scratch map.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Is it really free?
Yes. Tratto runs entirely on open data and free, open-source services. Every feature — import, photos, high-resolution export — is available to everyone. If you love it, you can support development with a voluntary donation.
Do I need an account?
No. Your journeys are saved automatically in your browser. Use “Download backup” in My journeys to move them to another device.
Can I print it in large format?
Export the PDF: it’s sized to the real format (50×70 cm, A2…) at up to ~200 dpi. Any print shop or online lab will take it as is.
Where does the map data come from?
From OpenStreetMap, the map of the world made by millions of volunteers, served by OpenFreeMap. Routing is by Valhalla and OSRM, place search by Photon.
Which files can I import?
GPX (Strava, Komoot, Garmin, AllTrails…), KML from Google My Maps and Google Earth, GeoJSON, Google Maps directions links and geotagged JPEG photos.
Who can see my trips?
Only you. Your trips and photos are never uploaded: when you share, the journey is compressed into the link itself. We only count anonymous usage (pages visited, posters exported) to improve Tratto — no names, no IP addresses, no third-party trackers.
Where will your map begin?
It takes a few minutes, and you’ll have it for a lifetime.
Create your map