Lines or dots.
One switch.

Lines trace where the ground reaches a height. Points show how high it is, dot by dot.

Try the switch Contour lines

Exports

One terrain, endless dotted maps

Poster PNG 3200 px

Dotted map of the Matterhorn and Monte Rosa in an Imhof gradient, peaks named

Alpine print

Imhof gradient, Loose placement.

Wall art SVG

Hand-stippled

Scattered dots, one ink colour.

Social PNG 9:16

Kilimanjaro in blue crosses over a dark map, summit named

Story format

A trail or a summit, cropped tall.

Branding SVG

Table Mountain in orange squares over a metric grid

Pattern & texture

Squares tiled as a brand surface.

Editorial PNG 2048 px

Mount Fuji in large dots, red to pink duotone

Book cover

Big glyphs, a bold duotone.

Merch SVG

Lofoten islands in cyan to white dots over a dark map, peaks named

Print on anything

Tote, tee, mug — vector stays sharp.

From zone to export
in four steps

Search a place or draw a frame on the map. Any terrain on Earth.

Same elevation data, one toggle. Lines turn into dots.

Density, shape, size, placement, colour. Live preview.

PNG up to 3200 px or SVG. Ready for print or screen.

Free to try.
HD when it counts.

Points works exactly like Lines. No separate plan. See pricing

Mount Fuji in white dots on black, one ink colour

Free. Every Points control, one colour, standard PNG.

The Mont Blanc massif in a fine grid of dots, green valleys to pink summits

Pro. HD PNG up to 3200 px, SVG, elevation gradients.

Teide in black dots on white, with a scale bar, a dot-size legend and a north arrow

Print-ready. Scale bar, north arrow and legend on the sheet.

Also in 2.0

Mount Rainier in black dots on white, with a scale bar, a dot-size legend and a north arrow

Scale bar, north arrow & legend A printed-sheet margin band on PNG and SVG exports, in both render modes.

Puy de Pariou crater with height labels, depression ticks and dashed auxiliary lines

Auxiliary & depression contours Dashed half-interval lines on flat ground, hachures inside pits.

Teide contours in four strips labelled PNG, SVG, GeoJSON and DXF

Exports & plans PNG, SVG, GeoJSON and DXF, and how credits are counted.

The Matterhorn twice: white contour lines on the left, white dots on the right

Everything in 2.0 The full list of what changed in this release.

Any terrain on Earth

A limestone valley between grey peaks, a trail winding up through green pine scrub

Is Points free?

Yes, on the same terms as Lines: switching to Points, previewing it and exporting the standard PNG are free. HD PNG, SVG and elevation gradients use credits, exactly like they do for contour lines. There is no separate Points plan.

Does Points use different data from the contours?

No. Both modes read the same elevation model for the same zone. Points samples it on a grid and sizes each glyph by height; Lines traces lines of equal height. Switching modes doesn't fetch the terrain again.

Why do two neighbouring zones look different in Points?

The size and density ramp is relative to each zone: its lowest ground gets the smallest glyphs and its highest ground the biggest. That lets a gentle coastal plain use the full range, but it also means two zones don't share one scale.

Can I export Points as GeoJSON or DXF?

Those exports always contain the contour lines of the zone. The point field is a rendering of the elevation — export it as PNG or SVG.

Will the export look like the preview?

Yes. Density and glyph size scale with the export width, so a PNG High or an SVG has the same pattern as the on-screen preview, just sharper.

Try both readings
on your own terrain

Open the editor

Free dotted
map generator

Lines or dots.
One switch.