Turn your next outing into GPS art.
Choose a shape and we’ll fit it to real streets. Head out for a run or ride.
8.2 km
distance
~1 h 30
Export compatible with your devices :
GPX•Strava•Garmin
draw my loopon foot
3,800+Creators
3,000+Shared routes
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Drawings on real streets, from a short outing to a big challenge. Get inspired, then create your own.
01 · How it works
Three moves, one drawing.
You draw
A heart, your name, a t-rex. With the pencil, the mouse, or one of the 400 library shapes. No drawing skills needed: it's a draft.
draftWe snap it to the streets
Your drawing follows nearby streets for a walk or bike ride. Adjust the route in the studio before heading out.
snapped ✓You head out, the drawing appears
Export the GPX to Strava, Garmin or Komoot and follow the route. When you finish, your activity map shows what you drew.
GPXAlso: upload an image, we vectorize it · type a text, it becomes a route · Auto-Fit places your shape where it distorts the least
You walk away with this
Images are free without an account. One GPX download is available per browser and shared network. Create a free account for further downloads, including after an edit.
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Why turn a run into art?
Routes are usually picked for distance or elevation. A planned shape gives the same kilometres a second purpose: a heart for someone, a name on a birthday, an animal that fits the streets you have. The recorded activity looks the same on Strava or Garmin Connect, just with something to show at the end.
Choose a shape, place it on the map and let the editor snap it to streets. Check the actual distance, adjust the placement or edit the route where needed, then export the GPX for your outing.
Whether you've never planned a route before or you've been doing this by hand for years, the studio is the same. You keep the level of control you want and skip the parts you don't.
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