Print the places you love.
Find a stadium, campus or downtown on the map. We turn real lidar scans into a clean, ready-to-slice 3D model, with the field lines raised so you can colour them in your slicer.
Free to try in the United States and Canada.
From a map to your print bed in three steps
Frame your place
Search, then pan the map until it sits inside the frame. A stadium fits in a quarter square kilometre; a downtown in up to four.
Add a field
Pick football, soccer or baseball. We find the field and raise its lines out of the model, ready to paint a second colour in your slicer.
Download and print
Get a ready-to-slice STL in a minute or two. It's saved to your account, so you can download it again any time.
Files that slice the first time
- STLOne printable modelBuildings, stands, terrain and field lines on a solid base10–40 MB
- ZIPOne downloadCompressed, with the model and its details5–20 MB
Real lidar, not guesswork
Heights come from aircraft laser scans: USGS 3DEP in the US and NRCan in Canada. Roofs, stands and trees are where they really are.
No supports needed
Every model is a solid relief with a flat base. Details too thin to print are removed before you download.
Checked before you get it
Each file is tested to be watertight and manifold, so your slicer never has to repair it.
Sized for your printer
Choose 80 to 300 mm, the height exaggeration and the level of detail. The map shows the print scale as you go.
Plans
Start free. A paid plan for bigger areas and more models is on the way.
Where it works
- United States
- USGS 3D Elevation Program lidar, almost everywhere
- Canada
- NRCan 1 m lidar surface model in most cities
- Coming later
- More countries, starting with those that publish open lidar