The Clock

• Size: 50×50
• Paper: Museum 250 gsm · Classic 170 gsm
• Paper: uncoated matte — Museum 250 gsm (off-white archival) or Classic 170 gsm; 70×100 in Museum 250 only. Paper
• Drawn: from your own GPX, FIT or TCX at print resolution for the sheet — one line, or on a real map (Mapbox and OpenStreetMap data, credited on the print). What you approve on screen is what is printed.
• Framed: the sheet in a pine wood frame behind acrylic glazing, ready to hang, in white, black, wood or dark wood; the frame has the paper's outer size. Frames
• Sizes: 30×40, 50×70 and 70×100 cm are standard European frame sizes. Sizes
• Made to order by our print partner at the facility closest to you, usually inside the EU, in 2–4 working days.

Your file is read in your browser and never uploaded to us. By default the first and last 500 metres are clipped before anything is drawn, so the print starts on a road, not at your front door. You can push that out to two kilometres or switch it off.

If you choose a map background, the map is fetched as tiles for the area your route covers, so the map provider sees which area was requested; with the clean-line motif no request is made. How the trim works · Privacy

Made to order in 2–4 working days, then shipped: 2–5 working days in Denmark, 3–8 in the rest of the EU. We ship to Denmark and the EU only. Shipping depends on size, framing and country and is shown at checkout. A loose print ships rolled in a tube, a framed one flat in a box.

A print made from your own route cannot be resold, so there is no 14-day return on it — which is why you see exactly what will be printed before you pay. You can cancel for a full refund until the order is released to print (hours, not minutes). Faults — damaged in transit, misprinted — are replaced free for two years. Delivery and returns