For multi-day tours

Stage poster
day by day.

Upload the GPX or FIT files of your tour – we turn them into a poster with every stage, place, distance and climb. Add your photos if you like, placed exactly where you took them.

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Free shipping · 200 g/m² paper · Printing near you · GPX & FIT · as many files as you like

Stage poster

1.008 km · Basel – Nice in 9 stages

This is what your
Stage poster from.

Every stage in its own shade, every stage town on the map, below it the elevation profile of the whole tour and the list of all stages. Light or dark, portrait or landscape.

Five accent colours Light or dark Portrait or landscape

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Premium Paper.

200 g/m², silk finish – FSC-certified, colourfast and durable. Made for the wall, not for the drawer.

200g

Paper
FSC-certified

300dpi

Sharpness
Studio quality

Largest
Format

On the poster

The whole tour.
At a glance.

Map with every stage

The stages alternate in colour. Every stage boundary is labelled with its town – taken from your files and the map.

Elevation profile of the tour

One continuous profile across all days, with stage numbers. We detect faulty elevation data and never make anything up.

List of all stages

From town to town, with distance and climbing for each stage. At the top, the totals: overall distance, stages and climbing.

Your photos where you took them

Up to 8 photos around the map, each with a fine line to its spot on the route, place name and kilometre. The location comes from the GPS data in the photo.

Portrait or landscape

North–south tours look best in portrait, west–east tours in landscape. We suggest the right format – you decide.

Fully customisable

Edit the title, subtitle, places and captions in the editor. Five accent colours, light or dark.

How it works

Nothing to type in.
Three steps.

Upload all files

Drop all GPX or FIT files of your tour into the editor at once. We put them in the right order, merge rides from the same day and calculate distance and climbing.

Garmin Wahoo Komoot Strava

Check places, add photos

We suggest the towns at the stage boundaries, you fix anything that’s off. Photos with GPS data land automatically where they were taken.

Choose a format, order

Print, black aluminium frame or PDF – portrait or landscape. The preview shows exactly the poster that gets printed.

What you get

Your format.
Your choice.

Digital download

PDF, print-ready · 300 DPI
Download link available after payment
Print yourself or at a local print shop

Poster

200 g/m², silk finish
FSC-certified · sustainable
Sturdy protective packaging
Free shipping

Framed poster

Slim black aluminium frame (10 mm)
Shatter-proof plexiglass
Paper: 200 g/m², satin
Hanging kit included · ready to hang

Who it’s for

For everyone who
was out for more than a day.

An Alps crossing, a long-distance cycle route, a bikepacking race or a week through France: on a normal route poster the individual days disappear into one line. The stage poster shows where each day started and ended – and how hard it was.

It works just as well for multi-day hikes and long-distance trails, as long as your watch or app records GPX or FIT files. Very long tours with many large files are no problem either – the files are read right in your browser.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions
to the Stage poster.

Is there anything missing? Drop us a quick line — we usually reply within a day.

Which files can I upload?

GPX and FIT files – from Garmin Connect, Wahoo, Komoot, Strava or straight from your device. The easiest way is one file per day. A single file for the whole tour works too: we split it into stages at the overnight breaks.

How many stages fit on one poster?

Up to 30 stages. From 17 stages on, we set the stage list in three columns so everything stays readable.

What if the stages are in the wrong order?

We sort the files by route and date. If it’s still not right, simply move the files to the right position in the editor by hand.

Where do the place names come from?

From the name of the Garmin activity or from the map at the start and end of each stage. You can change any place in the editor – we also suggest the title and subtitle from start, finish and travel dates.

How do the photos get onto the poster?

Upload up to 8 photos (JPG, PNG or WebP). We read the location from the GPS data in the photo, place it next to the map and draw a fine line to its spot on the route. Photos without GPS you assign to a stage. We suggest a caption, which you can change.

My elevation data is faulty – what happens then?

If the altimeter goes haywire on a stage (e.g. after a recalibration), we show “n/a” for that stage instead of wrong climbing figures, and a flat line in the elevation profile. Single jumps during a break don’t count as climbing.

Is the poster also available in landscape and framed?

Yes. Landscape suits west–east tours better – we suggest it automatically. Both formats are available as a print, in a black aluminium frame or as a downloadable PDF.

How much does the stage poster cost?

The printed poster starts at €37.99, shipping is free. Photos cost nothing extra.