Gorges du Verdon

1. Map shape

2. Choose your dimensions

3. Detail level

The radius adapts automatically to the size of your map

📍 Actual size of the captured area: ↕ height · ↔ width, at the chosen scale and dimensions.

🏠 Street & Neighbors

~0m

Ultra detail · My street, neighbors

🏘️ My Neighborhood ⭐ RECOMMENDED

~0m

Standard detail · Whole neighborhood

🏙️ Urban View

~0m

Large buildings · City center

🌆 City & Relief

~0m

Landmarks + relief · Entire city

⛰️ Landscape

~0m

Pure relief · Mountain, massif

🎚️ Other scale ~0m

Freely set the area covered

scale value

or by radius: m radius

500 ≈ my street · 10,000 ≈ landscape · 5,000,000 ≈ a country · the higher the value, the larger the area covered, up to the whole world

🌍 The whole world

4. Finish

A matter of taste: same readability, same colours (stock permitting), same durability. Glossy is not a mirror.

Material

PLA suits almost everything; PETG handles heat better. "Heat" does not mean sunlight: for UV, PLA and PETG are equally vulnerable — our maps remain indoor objects.

5. Frame choice

6. Options

Map & colors

Colored map included

Adds colors to the topography

Fine layers

Thinner layers: fewer visible steps on gentle slopes and flat areas

Relief

Accentuate relief

Vertically exaggerates the terrain for a more pronounced relief (adjustable once ticked).

Merge mountain ranges

Merges small nearby peaks into more legible ranges (intensity adjustable once ticked).

Tracks & highlights

GPX track

Renders an imported GPX route (hike, run…) in relief on the map.

Highlighted address

Your address highlighted in colour

Landmark

Adds a coloured landmark

✨ Highlight an element

Select the elements to highlight directly on the map (track colour).

🔤 Text on the map

The names of the villages in your area are added automatically. Drag them on the map to place them (the original point often falls in the town centre), fix the spelling, delete them or add your own text. Labels are shown at their real size on the piece.