Personal performance blueprint
Your exact route, the elevation you climbed and the average pace you held, composed into an 18×24" print. See your own watermarked preview before you pay.
One outdoor run, in miles. Send the share card Strava builds for the activity, or a .gpx export. We use it only to build your blueprint.
Round 1 ships within the US, except Washington State — we can't take orders for delivery there yet.
Set large beneath your route — a place, a race, or your own few words. Two lines at most. Leave it blank and the distance leads instead.
Two ways in, and the first one never leaves your phone. The vendor steps below were checked against each vendor's current help documentation.
Send the card at the size your phone saved it. Passing it through a chat app first re-compresses it, and a heavily shrunk card is the one case we have measured a refusal on. A photo of your screen does not read either: save the card, then upload the file.
A hilly run works too. On one, Strava prints Elevation where the pace normally sits. Your sheet then states distance and time — one stat fewer, and no pace we did not measure. If you want the pace on it, send the .gpx export of that run instead, as below.
.gpx file here. Strava’s mobile app does not provide this export.Apple Fitness does not offer a one-run GPX download. Apple’s built-in export is a full Health-data XML archive, which Traceform does not accept in round 1.
Nike documents an account-data download, not a single-run GPX export.
Round 1 accepts a Strava share card as a PNG or JPEG, or a GPX file. We do not import activity links, accept files by email, or connect to accounts.
Your own watermarked preview appears here after upload. Until then, the rendered example above shows the finish.
The same 18×24" blueprint, unframed or ready to hang.
Add to cart unlocks once your own preview is ready.
What you get
The same museum-quality paper is used for the print and framed edition.
Round-1 orders are produced at a US facility and sent by UPS Ground Economy.
Send us a photo and we make it right. If the piece differs materially from the proof you approved, we fix that too.
Made to order — printed only after you approve your proof.
Send your question here. A real person answers.
Before you make yours
Yes, but a share card counts. The print is drawn from your own run, so there is nothing to make without it. Round 1 reads the card Strava builds when you share an activity: save it to your photos and upload that. A GPX export works too, and the help panel above covers Strava, Garmin Connect, Apple Fitness, COROS and Nike Run Club.
No. Upload your run first and see a watermarked preview of your own blueprint in any of the five finishes. Checkout stays locked until that preview succeeds.
Yes. The print proof is waiting on the order confirmation page as soon as you check out. Ask for changes, or take a full refund, until you approve it. Nothing prints while that is open.
No. The artwork uses only your route and activity data — never race branding, medals, app branding or copied map tiles. That keeps the print yours and legally clean.