Strava → poster

Make a poster of your Strava ride.

Your best ride deserves more than a spot in your feed. Put it on the wall — in your own colors, map style and with the route's elevation profile.

  • Works with any Strava activity
  • Cycling, running, hiking
  • Print-ready PDF source file
La Marmotte — Alpe d'Huez
Two Rivers Marathon — satellietkaart
Amstel Gold Race — Limburg

From feed to wall

A Strava ride is more than an activity in your feed

A good ride lives for a day in your feed and then disappears into a list of hundreds of others. Yet only a handful each year really stay with you: the day it finally clicked, the ride with too much wind, the holiday route you still talk about.

What makes a Strava activity suited to print is that everything you need is already in it. The GPS trace gives the shape, the elevation gain gives the profile, and distance, duration and date are already there. You don't have to type anything — you only choose how it should look.

Route Frame reads your GPX export and turns it into a print-ready poster: the route on a map style of your choice, the elevation profile below it and the statistics you want to show. You get the source PDF, so you print it as large as you like, as often as you like.

$4.20 per poster

The source file, not one print

Most poster shops sell you one printed poster. Here you get the high-quality PDF file itself — print and frame it however you like.

Coming soon: broader packages and extra sizes.

Strava → poster

From Strava to poster: how it works

All you need is the GPX file of your ride. You can export it from Strava in half a minute.

Which activity works best?

Not every ride belongs on the wall. These usually do well.

Strava → poster

Frequently asked questions

Ready to put your ride on the wall?

Upload your Strava GPX and watch your poster appear in seconds.

No file selected yet

No GPX yet? Here's how to export it →

or Try it with a sample ride

Opens the editor with a real 151 km ride through South Limburg. Everything is editable, and you can still upload your own GPX afterwards.