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Bring a route
Upload a GPX from Garmin, Coros, Wahoo, or any watch — or connect Strava and pick from your last 200 activities.
Race keepsakes
Your marathon,
on the wall.
You trained for months and crossed the line. Turn the exact route you ran — every turn, every mile — into a framed poster you'll actually want to look at. Upload your GPX or connect Strava, pick a theme, and download a print-ready file.
Free to preview · $10 for the high-res download · See an example
Any race
Marathon, half, 10K, ultra
From Strava
Or upload the GPX file
Free preview
Pay only to download
Print ready
300 dpi, any frame size
The medal goes in a drawer. This goes above the desk.
A finisher medal lives in a box. The route you actually ran — the shape of the city you covered on foot — deserves better. Topo Art turns your race GPS data into a clean, gallery-grade poster: color the line by heart rate to relive the hard miles, or keep it minimal for the wall.
Three steps. About a minute.
No design tools. Drop in a route, pick a theme, and you have a print-ready file ready for the wall.
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Dial it in
Four backgrounds, infinitely tunable. Color the line by heart rate, elevation, or speed.
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Take it home
Every order includes all three layouts in PNG and JPG at 300 dpi. Download and print it anywhere.
Real routes. Real walls.
A few posters in the rooms of the people who made them.
Morning Run · Livermore— @sstroot
Del Valle · JMP— @sstroot
Questions, answered.
How do I make a poster of my marathon route?
Upload the GPX file from your watch (Garmin, Coros, Apple Watch, and more) or connect Strava and pick the race from your recent activities. Choose a background and color theme, then download a print-ready file. The whole thing takes about a minute.
Where do I get the GPX file for my race?
Every GPS watch and the Strava app can export a GPX file for any activity. In Strava, open the activity, click the three-dot menu, and choose 'Export GPX'. Or just connect Strava to Topo Art and skip the file entirely.
What size can I print it?
Every order includes high-resolution PNG and JPG files at 300 dpi, which print cleanly at common frame sizes from small desk prints up to large wall pieces. Send the file to any print shop or order online.
How much does it cost?
Previewing your poster is free. The high-resolution download — every layout, in PNG and JPG — is a one-time $10. There's no subscription.