Everything sits on the terrain.
Roads, parks, water and buildings follow the ground exactly, at any height exaggeration. Nothing sinks in, nothing floats, so the print comes out the way it looks on screen.
Tiny Map Studio · features
Built to print right, down to the millimetre.
Everything the studio does, and what sets it apart from the map-print tools we've tried.
What sets us apart
The things we do differently.
Your town, by its real boundary.
All 55 Singapore towns and 329 neighbourhoods are built in. Pick one and its planning-area outline becomes the print, every HDB block included.
Made for the frame.
Pick a frame size and the model is sized to it, with a printed map of the streets around it and your title underneath. Five map styles, each with filaments matched to the model.
Magnet-ready bases.
Pockets for 6, 8 or 10 mm disc magnets are carved into the base, for a fridge piece or tiles that snap to their neighbours.
Route keepsakes.
Your GPS route as a raised ribbon or a slot-in inlay, with start and finish markers, an elevation-profile wall along the edge and a stats plaque.
Your brand, not ours.
On Studio, every export carries your business name, or none at all: file names, 3MF details, CAD headers and the plate map. The open-data credits stay, as the licences require.
True to the place
Real building heights
From the map, filled from satellite height data where it’s missing. Every building on Singapore’s main island, about 147,000, is checked.
Landmarks that look like themselves
The Supertrees and OCBC Skyway, Sky Habitat’s and the Pinnacle’s skybridges, the National Stadium dome, Marina Bay Sands.
Real elevation
Copernicus 30 m terrain, in relief, with height exaggeration and smoothing, or flat for cities.
Below the waterline
Seabed depth steps for coasts and harbours, in their own colours.
Contour lines
Raised lines that follow the printed surface, at an interval you choose.
Land, parks and trees
Land cover, parks and tree styles; water flush, recessed or raised.
Prints right the first time
Multi-colour 3MF for Bambu AMS
Watertight colour parts in one file, with filament presets for one or two AMS units. STL and per-colour STL too.
Print-readiness check
Every model is checked for holes and broken geometry, and scored, before you download.
Bigger than one bed
Large areas split into plates sized to your printer, with interlocking tabs and an assembly map.
Labels
A raised title on the frame rail, or the place name and coordinates along the base.
Made personal
Print your neighbourhood
Pick any of Singapore’s 55 towns or 329 neighbourhoods, or draw any shape anywhere on Earth.
Routes you’ve run
Import GPX, KML or TCX, several at once, or draw a route that snaps to roads.
Ready-made routes
The Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore’s night race, loads in one click, framed and ready to print (Maker and Studio).
Frames and printed backgrounds
Six frame sizes; a print-ready PDF of the map around your model, with a label for the back.
Save and share
Save projects to your account and share any map as a link.
For makers and studios
Sell what you make
A commercial licence on Maker; client work and selling files on Studio.
CAD and BIM
Georeferenced DXF and IFC, SketchUp-ready DAE, and OBJ, at real-world scale.
Batch export
Export many maps in one go.
Team seats
Studio includes a second seat for a teammate.
How we compare
Tiny Map and the rest.
Against the popular map-print tools we reviewed in October 2026.
CapabilityTiny MapTypical tools
Multi-colour 3MF for Bambu AMS✓Most do
Terrain relief with height exaggeration✓Most do
GPS routes on the map✓Some do
Print-readiness check before download✓Some do
Seabed depth and contour lines✓Some do
Pick a town or district by its boundary✓Some do
CAD exports and team plans✓Some do
Roads, parks and buildings stay on the terrain at any exaggeration✓None we found
Magnet-pocket bases✓None we found
Elevation-profile wall on route keepsakes✓None we found
White-label exports✓None we found
Try it on the place you know best.
Free to start. Pick your town, or draw anywhere on Earth.