A head office map for a company wall
A company has addresses, and those addresses mean something to the people who work there: the first office, the current head office, a subsidiary's city. A map makes them visible without a logo or a slogan.
Reception area
A wide-framed map of the head office district gives visitors an immediate reference point and fills a bare wall without resorting to stock photography.
Meeting rooms
One map per room, one city per location: room naming becomes legible, and the series holds together visually as long as the theme stays constant.
Farewell gift
A map of the office where someone spent years makes a more personal farewell gift than a generic object, and takes minutes to prepare.
License and usage
The data comes from OpenStreetMap under the ODbL license, which requires attributing the source. The attribution appears on the generated poster.
Composing a coherent series
For several locations, coherence comes from three settings kept identical: the theme, the zoom level, and the title formatting. A city framed at 5 km next to one framed at 20 km breaks the series, even when both posters look good alone.
The 3-poster pack at EUR12 covers the most common case. Beyond that, the Premium plan removes the monthly generation limit.
What the product does not do
MaptoWall delivers a file, not a printed poster: there is no printing and no shipping. For several copies across several sites, you go through a print shop, which the included PDF supports directly.
The poster carries no company logo. Title and subtitle are free text: that is where a site name or an opening year goes.
Frequently asked questions
Can the poster be used in commercial communication?
OpenStreetMap data is under the ODbL license, which allows commercial use provided the source is attributed. The attribution is already on the generated file.
Is an invoice available for accounting?
Yes. An invoice is generated automatically for every order and stays available from the account's orders area.