Voyaprint turns a real travel route - your Google Timeline, your geo-tagged photos, or a route you draw on a map - into a 3D-printed topographic keepsake. We build the model, you keep the memory.
We're opening to a small group of testers first. Drop your email and we'll let you know the moment your account is ready.
How it works
No 3D-modeling experience needed. Sign in, drop your data, fine-tune the look - that's it.
Drop a Google Timeline JSON, drag in geo-tagged photos, or draw on the map. Your data stays on your device - only the GPS coordinates ever leave.
Pick a shape, scale the mountains, choose label fonts and the water style. Live 3D preview shows exactly what you'll print.
Get the print shipped to you anywhere in the world, or download the STL/GLB to print yourself. Same quality either way.
Three ways to capture your route
Drop the JSON Google gives you when you export your Maps Timeline. The most accurate way to capture a long trip.
Drop a folder of photos. We read the location from each one and reconstruct the route. Photos never leave your device.
Don't have GPS history? Sketch the route on an interactive map. Great for hikes, sailing routes, or trips before phones tracked locations.
Simple pricing
Tokens never expire. Once a voyage is unlocked, you can re-export, tweak labels, and order more prints any time.
What you get
Buy a pack now, use them whenever. There's no clock running on your travel memories.
Once a voyage is unlocked, change fonts, label sizes or terrain settings as much as you like - every re-export is free.
If a print doesn't come out right, send us photos and we'll make it right - usually with a replacement print or a fresh token.
Mountains, valleys and coastlines come from the same datasets professional cartographers use. Your model is geographically accurate.
We dial in the slicer settings for the geometry we produce, and we share them. If you print at home, you skip the trial-and-error.
The original Timeline file or photos never leave your browser. Only the simplified GPS coordinates of voyages you save are stored on our servers.
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