osm2cdr — Convert OpenStreetMap to CDR, DWG, DXF, SVG, AI, PDF

Download OpenStreetMap maps in 133 formats — select an area and download

Free in beta, no sign-up. DWG · DXF · CDR · SVG · PDF · GeoJSON · STL and dozens more — 133 formats in total. Your own plot, a ready-made city or country map, or your file — in a couple of minutes.

Free in beta · 133+ formats · 2.9M places · whole-planet data · no sign-up

How it works

Select an area

Draw a rectangle or polygon on the map, find a city by name, or upload your own file

Choose a format

DWG, DXF, SVG, PDF, GeoJSON, STL and dozens more — 133+ formats in total for CAD, GIS, 3D and print

Download the file

Your file is ready in 1–5 minutes — free in beta, no sign-up and no watermarks

What the result looks like

Real Moscow map exports in different styles — made by our renderer

Экспорт карты центра Москвы — стандартный стиль

Standard style

Clean street map — the default styling.

Moscow · real export

Экспорт карты центра Москвы — синий стиль «чертёж»

Blueprint blue

Technical blue look for presentations and print.

Moscow · real export

Экспорт карты центра Москвы — тёмный стиль

Dark style

High-contrast dark theme, premium look.

Moscow · real export

Экспорт карты центра Москвы — штриховой стиль «тушь»

Ink line art

Thin ink lines — for drawings and art posters.

Moscow · real export

Why people choose osm2cdr

Export OpenStreetMap to 133+ formats for CAD, GIS, 3D and print — from a single plot to a whole country, in minutes

Export in 1–5 minutes

Your map is ready in 1–5 minutes instead of hours of waiting. Our renderer runs on our own infrastructure and handles both a whole city and a large region.

Whole-planet data

A full copy of OpenStreetMap with weekly updates. Any neighborhood, city, region or country — the data is always fresh and consistent everywhere.

133+ formats

CAD (DWG, DXF, CDR), GIS (GeoJSON, Shapefile, GeoPackage, KML), 3D and BIM (STL, OBJ, glTF, IFC, CityJSON), raster, tiles and navigation — all in one service.

REST API

Embed map export into your product or pipeline. Batch export, access keys, webhook notifications. Documentation at /api/docs.

Your own server (self-hosted)

Deploying the service on your own infrastructure will be possible once paid plans launch (autumn 2026+). All components are packaged in Docker Compose.

Free in beta

Most of the 133+ formats are free and require no sign-up during Open Beta, with no area limits and no watermarks. 3D/BIM, navigation and cloud-native formats will move to paid plans. No hidden fees, no credit card required.

Ready-made map catalog

Don't want to select an area by hand? The catalog already holds maps of 2.9 million cities and countries — open the place you need and download a ready-made file.

Fine-tuning

In the builder you can choose layers, map style, detail level and coordinate system — 20 map styles and 165 projections for any task.

Formats for professionals

Ready-made layers for AutoCAD, CorelDRAW, Illustrator, QGIS and 3D printing — with street and POI labels, no manual redrawing.

Who Uses osm2cdr

Professional tools for every industry

Architects

Import maps into AutoCAD for master plans

DWG, DXF, PDF

GIS Specialists

Territorial analysis in QGIS and ArcGIS

Shapefile, GeoPackage, GeoJSON

3D Artists

City modeling in Blender

OBJ, glTF, FBX, STL

Developers

Geodata integration via API

GeoJSON, KML, REST API

Cartographers

Creating printed maps and atlases

CDR, AI, EPS, PDF

Urban Planners

Walkability and infrastructure assessment

GeoJSON, Shapefile, CSV

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything about formats, data, licensing and the API — short and to the point.

What formats does osm2cdr support?

133+ formats in total, by category. CAD: DWG, DXF, CDR, AI, EPS, PDF, KOMPAS. GIS: GeoJSON, Shapefile, GeoPackage, KML, KMZ, GPX, WKT, CSV, MapInfo TAB/MIF, GML. Raster and tiles: SVG, PNG, JPEG, GeoTIFF, COG, MBTiles, PMTiles. 3D and BIM: OBJ, glTF, STL, FBX, COLLADA, IFC, CityJSON, 3D Tiles, CityGML, USD. Navigation and special: Garmin IMG, OsmAnd OBF, TomTom OV2, OpenDRIVE, SUMO, Lanelet2, DST, G-code and more. Most formats are available without registration during Open Beta; 3D/BIM, navigation and cloud-native formats are part of paid plans, and some are still in development.

How long does export take?

Most exports finish in 1–5 minutes — the time depends on the area size and format complexity. A small plot is exported almost instantly, while a whole city or region takes a few minutes. Progress is shown right in the interface, and you can close the tab and come back to the ready file.

Can I use the service via API?

Yes. The REST API is open during Open Beta: POST /api/render accepts area coordinates and a format, GET /api/status/{task_id} tracks progress, and GET /api/formats returns the list of formats. There is batch export, access keys and webhook notifications. Full documentation is at /api/docs.

Where does the map data come from? How current is it?

Every map is built from OpenStreetMap data — the largest open geodata database, contributed to by millions of people worldwide. We keep a full planetary copy and update it weekly, so new streets, buildings and objects show up in exports quickly.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. During Open Beta all 133+ formats are completely free — with no area limits and no sign-up. When we introduce paid plans, we will give at least 30 days' notice.

License for using exported maps?

OpenStreetMap data is distributed under the open ODbL license. You can use the exported maps in commercial and personal projects, but public use requires attribution: «© OpenStreetMap contributors». This is a requirement of OSM itself, not of our service.

Is there a limit on the export area size?

During Open Beta there is no area limit — you can export anything from a single yard to a whole city or region. Very large areas just take longer to render, but we never refuse an export.

Can I download a ready-made map of a city or country?

Yes. The map catalog already holds 2.9 million cities, regions and countries — find the place you need and download a ready-made file without selecting an area by hand. And if you need a specific spot, you can outline it on the map yourself.

Which format should I choose for AutoCAD, CorelDRAW, QGIS or 3D printing?

For AutoCAD and engineering CAD, DWG and DXF are the right fit. For CorelDRAW and graphics — CDR, AI, SVG. For GIS analysis in QGIS and ArcGIS — GeoJSON, Shapefile, GeoPackage. For 3D printing and modeling — STL, OBJ, glTF.

How does “select an area” differ from a “ready-made map”?

“Select an area” — you draw a rectangle or polygon on the map yourself and get exactly the spot you need. A “ready-made map” from the catalog is an already-prepared map of a whole city or country based on its administrative boundaries. The first option is more flexible, the second is faster when you need the entire settlement.

Are projections and coordinate systems supported?

Yes. 165 coordinate systems and projections are available — from the familiar WGS 84 (EPSG:4326) and Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) to national and local CRS. You can pick the projection you need in the builder before export.

Can I configure the map's layers, style and detail?

Yes. In the map builder you can turn individual layers on or off (roads, buildings, water, greenery, POIs), choose one of 20 styles and set the detail level — from schematic to detailed. Street and object labels are rendered in the language you need.

OSM2CDR — Open Beta

Service is in Open Beta until autumn 2026

OPEN BETA

All features free

All 133+ export formats, all 20 map styles, all 165 coordinate systems — no registration, no daily export limit, no area cap, no watermark. When we introduce paid tiers, you will receive at least 30 days notice by email and on this site.

CAD & Engineering

GIS & Geodata

Vector & Design

3D & BIM

Raster & Image

Tiles & Maps

Navigation

Cloud-Native

Simulation

Data & Tabular

Europe

Asia

Americas

Africa

Oceania

Ready-made city and country maps — download instantly

Download OpenStreetMap maps in 133 formats — select an area and download