Vector city map for Illustrator

A clean, layered SVG map at a real print scale — with editable street, park and district names — for site plans, diagrams and posters.

Open urban:EXPORT — free No sign-up · 3 areas a day up to 5 km² free · up to 100 km²

How to get it

Open urban:EXPORT and find the place: search by city, address or coordinates, or drag the map.
Choose the area shape — square, circle or a free rectangle — and its size (up to 100 km²).
Pick the layers: buildings, roads, bridges, terrain, contours, water and green areas, trees.
Press Create model. In about a minute you get a 3D preview, a drawing and the satellite image.
Open the Vector map editor under the model, choose a preset (Classic, Figure-ground, Relief, Night, Blueprint), adjust colours, labels, shadows and scale, then save SVG or PNG.

Layers for buildings (or buildings by use), roads, paths, railways, water, green areas, trees, contours and the site boundary.
Labels as real text objects: streets along their direction, water and parks inside their outlines, districts and squares; English names where available.
Shadows from the sun direction and height, hillshade and a depth map of the terrain.
Scale bar, north arrow and coordinate grid at 1:500 – 1:10 000.

Choose Figure-ground for a classic black-and-white urban plan.
The label halo is a separate layer (LABELS_HALO) — delete it for a cleaner look.
Need an axonometric view? Use the Vector illustration editor next to the map.

Yes. Every label is a normal text object, grouped by type: LABELS_STREETS, LABELS_WATER, LABELS_PARKS and LABELS_PLACES.

Yes. The SVG is sized in millimetres for the chosen scale, from 1:500 to 1:10 000.

Open urban:EXPORT — free No sign-up · 3 areas a day up to 5 km² free · up to 100 km²