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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.
Strava integration
Your Strava,
framed.
Connect Strava in one click and your last 200 activities are ready to turn into art — names, dates, splits, heart rate, all of it. Pick the ride or run that matters, style it, and download a print-ready poster.
Free to preview · $10 for the high-res download · See an example
One click
Connect Strava, no files
Last 200
Activities ready to style
HR colors
Color the line by effort
Print ready
300 dpi high-res export
Skip the file. Just connect.
Your best efforts are already logged in Strava — so there's no reason to dig for GPX files. One-click sync brings in your recent activities with all their data. Pick one, color the line by heart rate or elevation, choose a frame, and you have a poster of a day worth remembering.
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 turn a Strava activity into a poster?
Click 'Connect Strava', authorize Topo Art, and your recent activities appear. Select one, choose a background and color theme, and download a print-ready file. No GPX export needed.
Is connecting Strava safe?
Yes. Topo Art uses Strava's official authorization — you log in on Strava's own site and grant read access to your activities. We only read the activity you choose to turn into a poster, and you can revoke access in your Strava settings anytime.
Can I color the route by heart rate or elevation?
Yes. When the data is available, you can color the line by heart rate, elevation, or speed — so the poster shows where you worked hardest or climbed highest, not just the shape of the route.
What does it cost?
Connecting and previewing is free. The high-resolution download is a one-time $10, with every layout included in PNG and JPG. No subscription.