Generate a laser-ready SVG map centered on any address. Output is a layered SVG - roads layer + clip shape - ready for your design software and laser. Designed for the area immediately around a single address; not for full-city maps.
Pick an address and the generator pulls the surrounding street network and builds a clean, layered SVG: a roads layer plus a clip shape, ready to drop into your design software and cut. It is designed for the area immediately around a single address, the kind of keepsake people want for a first home, a wedding venue, or a favorite city corner.
1. Enter an address. Start typing and pick the best match, or click anywhere on the map to drop your own center point.
2. Set the radius and style. Choose how much area to capture and the shape of the ornament.
3. Download the layered SVG. Roads and clip shape come on separate layers, ready for your laser software.
Anywhere OpenStreetMap covers, which is most of the world. Type an address and pick the match, or click the map to drop your own center point. Distances can be set in miles or kilometres.
A layered SVG: the roads, the clip shape, a hanging hole, and your optional label, each on its own layer. You can also download a two-file zip that splits the top piece from the backing, with a small OpenStreetMap credit layer alongside.
Up to 127mm, or 5 inches, across. It is built for the area immediately around one address at ornament scale, not for full-city maps.
Anything that imports SVG, including LightBurn, Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, xTool Creative Space and Glowforge. Layers arrive named so you can assign cut and engrave operations directly.
Watermarked previews are free, so you can check how your own street looks before spending anything, and a free account can claim one clean cuttable file each month. The Maker Pack is a one-time $39 for unlimited clean downloads.
Yes. You may cut and sell as many physical ornaments as you like. You may not resell or redistribute the SVG itself. Because the street data comes from OpenStreetMap under the ODbL, reproduce the credit “Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors” on the packaging or the listing.