You Ran 26.2 Miles. Frame Them.
The medal is in a drawer. The route — every turn, every hill you cursed at kilometer 32 — can be on your wall. Upload the GPX file from Strava, Garmin or any watch, and print the exact line you ran with your name, the date and the time you’ll never stop mentioning.
Free worldwide shipping · 250 gsm archival paper · Optional wooden frame · Live preview
The run, exactly as recorded
Your actual GPS line
Not a generic course map — the trace your own watch recorded, drawn over the city. Works with any GPX file from Strava, Garmin, Coros, Polar or Suunto.
Name, time, date
Add your name, finish time and race date in clean poster typography. “3:58:41” in print hits different than it does in an app.
Every race, every distance
Marathon, half, ultra, your first parkrun, the Sunday loop you’ve run 400 times — if there’s a GPX, there’s a poster.
Runs worth the wall
The first marathon
Nobody forgets their first. The route with your name and finish time is proof, décor and motivation in one frame.
The big-city majors
Boston, Berlin, London, New York — iconic courses make striking posters, and a series of them makes a runner’s trophy wall.
A gift for your runner
Steal their GPX from Strava (they overshare it anyway), add their finish time, and give them the race they trained six months for.
From finish line to wall
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Export the GPX
Strava, Garmin Connect and every major platform export GPX in a couple of taps — our guide shows exactly where.
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Upload and style it
Drop the file into the editor, pick a map style, and add your name, time and date. The route draws itself.
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Print the proof
Choose size and frame — archival paper, fade-resistant inks, free tracked shipping worldwide. Or the US$25 instant PDF.
Route poster questions
Where do I get the GPX file?
From any activity page: Strava (Export GPX), Garmin Connect, Coros, Polar or Suunto all offer it. Our step-by-step guide covers each platform.
Does it work for rides, hikes and swims?
Any GPX works — cycling routes, thru-hikes, triathlons, even open-water swims. If a device tracked it, the editor draws it.
What text do runners usually add?
Race name as the title, your name below, and date plus finish time as the third line. PB asterisks welcome.
Can I make one for someone else’s race?
Yes — you just need their GPX file (or their Strava activity set to public) and their finish time. It’s a favorite gift among running clubs.
What if the GPS trace looks messy?
The editor lets you choose the map framing and style so the route reads cleanly. Urban canyons cause small wobbles; at poster scale they disappear into the line.
Six months of training. One line on a map.
Upload the GPX, add your name and time, and frame the race — printed on archival paper, shipped free wherever you run.
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