The first finish line
Turn the half marathon, century ride, or mountain trail that changed them into something they can hang over a desk, trainer, or doorway.
Private desktop software for athletes, families, and trail people
Turn the route they’ll never forget into a poster they’ll see every day.
PathPosters transforms GPX files from runs, rides, hikes, and big races into print-ready 16 x 20 map art. No subscription. No cloud upload. Just the path, the moment, and a beautiful file ready for the frame.
Drop in a GPX file Style the route Download print-ready art
Windows x64 macOS Apple Silicon
16 x 20 print-ready PNG
300 DPI professional resolution
Local-first your GPX stays private
Unlimited poster generations
More than a map
A route is a receipt for becoming someone new.
The first marathon. The climb that looked impossible. The ride where the whole family waited at the finish. PathPosters makes those miles physical.
The route only they know
Use a favorite GPX file from Strava, Garmin, Apple Health, Wahoo, COROS, Polar, Suunto, and more.
The adventure worth framing
Make a print for the hiker, rider, runner, or training partner who remembers places by the miles they put into them.
From GPX to gift in minutes
Designed for the person who wants the art, not another subscription.
Open PathPosters, load a route, tune the typography, colors, units, and privacy settings, then export a clean image that photo printers and standard frames already understand.
- 01
Import the route
Bring in a GPX file from major fitness platforms and GPS devices.
- 02
Shape the memory
Pan, zoom, choose map styling, add titles, and decide what route details to show.
- 03
Print and frame
Download a 300 DPI PNG for Walmart Photos, local print shops, online printers, or a home studio.
Poster-grade output
Everything you need to make poster-worthy route art.
The export is the product: a crisp, high-resolution artwork file made to become a physical gift, race keepsake, or personal reminder of the miles.
- Local GPX imports
- Route, marker, border, and accent color controls
- Titles, dates, units, privacy, and font options
- True 4:5 poster preview
- 16 x 20 inch PNG export at 300 DPI
- Unlimited poster generations
Sample posters
Routes, races, rides, and climbs all become their own artifact.
A few examples generated in PathPosters, each ready to export as a high-resolution file for printing, framing, or gifting.
Simple licensing
Buy it once. Make unlimited posters.
Both license types unlock unlimited poster generations. Choose the number of machines that should be able to activate PathPosters.
$29.99
1 PC
Perfect for one athlete, designer, coach, or gift-maker.
- Unlimited poster generations
- Print-ready PNG exports
- One-time fee
$39.99
5 PCs
For households, clubs, training partners, and families making gifts together.
- Unlimited poster generations
- Activate up to five machines
- One-time fee
Private by design
Your routes can reveal your life. PathPosters keeps them on your computer.
Fitness files can include home locations, routines, and race history. PathPosters parses your GPX locally, calculates stats locally, and exports locally. Licensing uses an anonymized device signature, not personal hardware identifiers.
Local-only workflow No route upload
- 01 GPX parsed on-device
Your route file stays inside the desktop app.
- 02 Poster rendered locally
Stats, route drawing, and export happen on your computer.
- 03 No cloud uploads
Your route and finished poster export stay on your computer.
Print confidently
Easy to create, print, frame, and gift.
What file format do I get?
A high-resolution PNG built for 16 x 20 inch printing at 300 DPI, so the poster stays crisp for professional photo printing.
Where should I print it?
Walmart Photos is quick and affordable, often ready in 1 to 2 hours. Local print shops are great for premium paper, and online printers work well for polished gift orders.
Where can I buy a frame?
A standard 16 x 20 frame is easy to find at Walmart, Target, Michaels, Hobby Lobby, or IKEA.
Does my route get uploaded?
No. GPX parsing, route drawing, stats, and poster export happen locally on your desktop. Map tiles are generic geographic grids, not your route data.
For the miles that deserve a wall