Brand identity
One ridge as a signature.
Open in the editor Tracing the
world’s relief — a topographic contour map generator
Draw a zone on the map, trace it as crisp contour lines or a field of points, and export print-ready SVG & HD PNG. Style with colour, gradients and elevation taper — straight into Figma.
Free with Google or GitHub · Credits never expire
Elevation data
Sharper
where the data is
National 5–10 m models where they exist, a global bare-earth model everywhere else.
Bare earth first
Contours follow the ground, not treetops or rooftops.
Picked for your zone
Auto reads the finest source covering the whole zone.
Bring your own
Upload a georeferenced GeoTIFF and trace it like any zone.
Credited in the file
Source and licence are written into every export.
Built for the details
down to the toolbar
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Any place, any size
Search a town or a peak, then draw the exact area you want to trace.
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Your interval, your style
Set the contour spacing, index lines and stroke weights to match your design.
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Every tool at hand
One slim toolbar keeps drawing, layers and export a click away, never in your way.
Lands where
you already work
SVG for design tools, GeoJSON and DXF for GIS and CAD.
Paste straight into Figma. Copy the SVG or an HD PNG to your clipboard.
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Figma
One group per height. Every contour is a real path, grouped by elevation.
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Illustrator - Figma
In your coordinate system. GeoJSON for QGIS or ArcGIS, layered DXF for CAD and CNC.
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QGIS -
ArcGIS -
AutoCAD
A drawing,
or a real map
Every interval, one clean vector line.
Every fifth line heavier, so the eye can count the climb.
Heights set into the index lines.
OSM summits and a metric grid, drawn in the same ink.
The same ground as a field of dots, denser and larger as it climbs.
Start somewhere
Pick a use, start from a real place
Editorial illustration
Line art behind a headline.
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Data visualisation
A calm base layer under your data.
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Interface backgrounds
Relief behind a hero section.
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Wayfinding & signage
Legible at the scale of a wall.
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Game worlds
Real relief under an invented map.
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Cartography
Scale bar, legend and your CRS.
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Simple,
pay-as-you-go pricing
Start free. Unlock everything with a credit pack — one pack opens all Pro features, and credits never expire.
Full pricing & feature comparisonFree
Perfect for hobbyists or students
€0 euros/
for ever
- Export PNG, 1024 px wide
- Lines & Points render modes
- Standard 30 m terrain
- One zone, up to 100 km²
- Colour, stroke & index contours
- Export SVG, GeoJSON, DXF
- Export PNG up to 3200 px
- High-res 10 m terrain
- Gradients, taper & annotations
Pro
For indie creators, and startups who need high-quality output
Pay as you go
- Export SVG layered by elevation or flattened, PNG up to 3200 px, GeoJSON & DXF for GIS / CAD
- Annotations: cities, peaks, rivers, POI, grid, contour labels, depression ticks, auxiliary contours
- Copy PNG or SVG straight into Figma
- Gradients, taper & relative mode
- Sharper terrain: 10 m, 5 m over France
- Tighter intervals, unsimplified lines
- Several zones, batch export
- Zones up to 2000 km² (SVG: 500)
- Scale bar & north arrow
- Elevation legend
Buy credits — they never expire. One pack unlocks all Pro features. Already paid? Claim your credits
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about credits, exports and terrain accuracy. See the full FAQ, or the help & troubleshooting page if something's broken.
What's free and what's Pro?
Free covers a single zone up to 100 km², standard 30 m terrain, basic colour styling and low-res PNG. Pro unlocks vector SVG, HD PNG, 10 m terrain, fine 5–10 m intervals, gradients, taper, multiple zones and batch export.
Do credits expire?
Never. Buy a pack whenever you need it — one pack unlocks all Pro features and the credits stay on your account until you use them.
What can I export?
Print-ready SVG (vector, grouped by elevation or flattened to one shape) and HD PNG — copy either straight to your clipboard for Figma. For GIS and CAD, GeoJSON in your chosen coordinate system and layered DXF.
What is Points mode?
A second way to draw the same terrain: instead of contour lines, a field of dots, squares or crosses whose size and density follow the elevation. It's one switch in the editor, and it works like Lines — free to try, Pro for HD and SVG export.
How accurate is the terrain?
Standard mode uses 30 m GEDTM30 bare-earth elevation; Pro adds 10 m GeoTIFF for noticeably finer, more accurate contours.
Are exports mine to use commercially?
Yes — the contour line art you generate is yours to use in your own projects, prints and products.
I paid but my credits aren't showing?
If you checked out with a different email than the one you log in with, head to the claim page and enter your order ID and checkout email to move the credits onto your account.
