Personalized City Map Poster — The streets of the city that changed everything

Yes! Our design tool is completely free to use with no account required. You can enter any city in the world, choose from 17 unique visual themes (such as Terracotta, Blueprint, Neon Cyberpunk, or Japanese Ink), select your poster shape (circle, heart, or rectangle), add a personal inscription, and preview the final result in real time. The preview shows the exact street network, waterways, and parks that will appear on your poster. You only pay when you are fully satisfied with the design. There is no commitment, no watermark on the preview, and no time limit. Many customers spend 10 to 15 minutes exploring different themes and text options before placing their order. The tool works on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

The digital file is provided in PNG format. Production takes 2 to 4 business days, followed by shipping of 3 to 10 business days depending on destination. Business days run from Monday to Friday. The reference cutoff is 14:00 (Europe/Paris).

Personalized products cannot be returned or exchanged for a change of mind. If a printed poster arrives damaged or has a manufacturing defect, contact support. Digital files are non-refundable after download. Our design tool is completely free so you can preview the result before paying.

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A city map poster is a personalized map created from OpenStreetMap data. In the editor, choose the city, style, and text from 17 themes.

Each map uses the OpenStreetMap data available for the selected city.

City map posters make meaningful gifts for any occasion tied to a special place. The most popular occasions include weddings (a map of the city where you married), births (the city where your baby was born), anniversaries (where you first met or had your first date), and engagements (the place of the proposal). They also work beautifully for housewarmings (a map of the new neighborhood), graduations (the university city), retirements (a career city), memorials (a loved one's hometown), and holidays like Valentine's Day, Christmas, Mother's Day, and Father's Day. What makes a city map poster special as a gift is that it is both deeply personal and visually stunning. The recipient sees the actual streets of a place that holds meaning for them, personalized with a date, a message, and coordinates — something no other gift can offer.

Two options are available: the digital format from €12.00, and printed posters in US Letter, A2, 16x20-inch, and 18x24-inch formats.

Yes, you can choose any city, town, or village in the world. Simply type a location name in our search bar, and our geocoding engine centers the map on that place instantly. The tool works for major world capitals like Paris, London, New York, and Tokyo, as well as smaller towns and rural villages. You can also fine-tune the exact center point by adjusting the map position manually. The level of street detail varies by location — densely mapped cities in Europe, North America, and East Asia show the most complete street networks, while more remote areas may display fewer minor roads. If a specific village appears sparse, try centering on a nearby larger town instead. Our most popular cities include Paris, London, New York, Berlin, Rome, Amsterdam, Barcelona, and Lisbon, each showing thousands of detailed streets.