Minimalist city map posters

Your city, on paper.

Design a black & white map poster of any city in the world in under a minute. Free preview — HD print files in six sizes for $9.

31,000+ cities300 DPI · no watermarkPNG + PDF
Minimalist black and white Paris map poster

How it works

Three steps to your wall

Find your place

Search any city, town or neighbourhood. The map opens centred and ready.

Make it yours

Drag and zoom the map, pick a style, write your own title — a date, a name, a memory.

Download & print

Get a free preview, or $9 for HD files in six sizes, ready for any print shop.

Pricing

Preview for free. Print in HD.

The free preview is low-resolution and watermarked. The HD files are rendered on our servers at 300 DPI, without a watermark — sharp enough for a 24 × 36″ print.

Free preview
$0
  • 900 px image for screens
  • Watermarked
  • Low resolution — not for print
  • One size
HD print filesBest for print
$9 one-time
  • High definition — up to 7,200 × 10,800 px at 300 DPI
  • No watermark
  • All 6 print sizes: 30×40, 50×70, A3, A2, 18×24″, 24×36″
  • PNG + print-ready PDF for every size
  • Instant download + link by email
  • Personal-use license (print it, gift it)
Create your poster

FAQ

Questions, answered

What do I get for $9?

High-definition, watermark-free files of your poster in six print sizes (30×40 cm, 50×70 cm, A3, A2, 18×24″ and 24×36″). Each size comes as a 300 DPI PNG and a print-ready PDF — up to 7,200 × 10,800 pixels.

What's the difference between the free preview and HD?

The free preview is a 900 px image with a watermark — fine for sharing, not for printing. The HD files are rendered on our servers at 300 DPI with every street crisp at full size, and carry no watermark.

Can I print it at a local print shop or online?

Yes. The PDFs match the paper size exactly, so any print shop, photo lab or online printer can print them as-is. Matte paper looks especially good for black and white maps.

Can I make a poster of any place, not just a city?

Yes — search any town, neighbourhood or address in the editor, then drag and zoom the map until the framing is right.

Where does the map data come from?

From OpenStreetMap, the world's largest open map, maintained by millions of contributors. Streets, rivers, parks and railways are drawn from the latest data.

What if I'm not happy with my files?

Write to us within 14 days and we'll fix the file or refund you. See the refund policy for details.