Orograph is a working preview — the 3D configurator and print files are real, checkout is a demo and takes no payment.
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Custom 3D-printed landscapes

Type a place. Hold it in your hands.

Frame any city, mountain or coastline on a real 3D globe — a live preview builds from actual elevation data in about 30 seconds, and your frame becomes a printed relief model.

  • Made to order in Austria
  • Print-ready files generated for every order
  • Free shipping over €120
The Orograph configurator framing the Matterhorn on a 3D globe

How it works

  1. 01

    Frame your place

    Spin the globe, type a name, and crop the exact rectangle you love — square, wide or tall.

  2. 02

    Preview it in real 3D

    The model builds live from ~30 m elevation data. City frames can add real buildings, streets and water from OpenStreetMap.

  3. 03

    We print it for you

    Choose 8–30 cm, matte PLA in six colors, SLS nylon or full-color sandstone. Every order generates true print-ready files.

In development

Print your route

Upload a GPX track from Strava, Komoot or Garmin and your actual recorded line will sit on the terrain you earned it on — the marathon course, the summit day, the pass. We're building it now; today you can already print the terrain itself.

See how it will work

A gift they'll never forget

The places people love are already personal — you just choose the frame.

Wedding gift

A 3D-printed relief of the place a couple met, married, or calls home.

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Housewarming gift

A 3D-printed model of the new home's neighborhood — real buildings, real streets, their roof among them.

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Anniversary gift

Mark an anniversary with a 3D-printed relief of the place it all started — previewed instantly, made to order in Austria.

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Runner's trophy

A trophy for runners, hikers and cyclists: the actual terrain of the race, summit or pass as a 3D-printed relief.

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From the workshop queue

Live 3D previews from the configurator — the exact geometry that gets printed.

3D Model of Vienna Vienna City center · OSM buildings · streets in graphite 3D Model of Salzburg Salzburg Old town · buildings · Salzach in glacier blue 3D Model of Innsbruck Innsbruck City & Nordkette foot · buildings · SLS nylon 3D Model of Hallstatt Hallstatt Village & lake · buildings · water in glacier blue Großglockner 3D Relief Großglockner Summit & Pasterze · full-color sandstone Lower Manhattan with 3D buildings Manhattan

Preview renders shown; photographs of printed models are being produced.

Printed like it matters

Every model is meshed from real elevation samples into a watertight solid — surface, skirt and base — and printed to order in Austria. Plant-based PLA in six matte colors, laser-sintered nylon without visible layers, or mineral full-color sandstone tinted by altitude. No warehouse, no leftovers: your file exists only because you framed it.

Workshop →
PLA
6 matte colors · 4 days
SLS nylon
no layer lines · 6 days
Sandstone
full color · 9 days
Sizes
8–30 cm
Shipping
€6.90 · free over €120

Good questions

How much does a model cost?

Pricing is computed live from your exact frame: from about €20 for a small 8 cm PLA model, scaling with size and material. You see the full breakdown in the configurator before any checkout step.

Do I need an account to try it?

No. The configurator is free and instant — no signup, no email required to preview your place in 3D.

Is this a real shop?

Orograph is currently a working preview: the configurator, pricing engine and print-file generation are fully real, but checkout is a demo — no payment is taken and nothing ships yet.

What data is the terrain built from?

Open global elevation data at up to ~30 m resolution, with buildings, streets and waterways from OpenStreetMap for city-scale frames.

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Your place is already on the globe.

Frame it and see it in 3D — before deciding anything.