China

Printable Map of Shanghai

These Shanghai styles are rendered from vector geometry instead of raster tiles, so street line-work stays razor sharp at large print sizes — A1, A2, 50×70 cm or 24×36 inches. Every MapofCities style exports print-ready, but the vector presets are the ones to pick for oversized frames and close-up viewing.

Open Shanghai in Studio

Printable Styles

Printable Shanghai map posters in this set.

Shanghai Cyber Noir printable map poster preview
Cyber Noir
Shanghai Architectural Blueprint printable map poster preview
Architectural Blueprint
Shanghai Luxurious Dark Gold printable map poster preview
Luxurious Dark Gold
Shanghai Ethereal Minimalist printable map poster preview
Ethereal Minimalist
Shanghai Emerald Valley printable map poster preview
Emerald Valley

Every style above can be recolored, re-laid-out and exported at print sizes in the Studio. The fullposter style cataloglists all presets with framing guidance, and theShanghai city pageshows the complete Shanghai set.

FAQ

How many Shanghai map poster styles are available?

9 styles are published for Shanghai: Minimal Light, Midnight Grid, Minimal Night, Urban Contrast, Cyber Noir, Architectural Blueprint, Luxurious Dark Gold, Ethereal Minimalist, and Emerald Valley. Each one has a full preview in the gallery above, and every style can be recolored and re-exported in the Studio.

What sizes can I print the Shanghai map poster at?

The Shanghai posters are print-ready at 300 DPI for standard international frames: ISO A1, A2 and A3, European 50×70 cm, and US 18×24 in / 24×36 in. For best results print on heavyweight 200–250 gsm matte paper.

What coordinates does the Shanghai map use?

Shanghai sits at 31.23°N, 121.47°E, in the Northern & Eastern hemispheres, China. Studio sessions for Shanghai open pre-centered on these exact coordinates, so the map framing matches the posters on this page.

What data is the Shanghai map based on?

Street networks, waterways and green areas come from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under the Open Database License (ODbL). The map geometry stays attributed on every Shanghai poster, and the data updates as OpenStreetMap is improved.

Can I customize the Shanghai map with my own colors or markers?

Yes. Open Shanghai in the Studio to change the palette, typography, passepartout border, markers and routes, then export at any standard print size — no account required.