rescape
free under 1 km² · pay per export

Model any place
on earth.

Draw the real site boundary. Get layered DXF for CAD and a printable STL — terrain, buildings, and roads, true scale. 1 m lidar where it exists.

Manhattan · 40.7515° N · 73.9815° W · real export
1 m lidar
terrain where regional lidar exists — USGS, UK, AU
any shape
draw the real site boundary, not just a rectangle
DXF + STL
layered CAD and a printable mesh, one export
< 1 km² free
then $5 + $0.60/km² · pay per export, no subscription
02 · places

Anywhere with coordinates.

Real exports from the same pipeline. Click a city, then draw that region on the map.

Seattle
47.6015° N · 122.3320° W
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Manhattan
40.7515° N · 73.9815° W
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Tokyo
35.6590° N · 139.7010° E
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Paris
48.8560° N · 2.3480° E
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San Francisco
37.7700° N · 122.4350° W
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Hong Kong
22.2820° N · 114.1590° E
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London
51.5030° N · 0.1305° W
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Sydney
33.8585° S · 151.2115° E
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Rio de Janeiro
22.9600° S · 43.1765° W
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Dubai
25.1980° N · 55.2750° E
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Cape Town
33.9230° S · 18.4240° E
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Reykjavík
64.1475° N · 21.9370° W
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03 · elevation

Hills that are actually hills.

We pull real elevation for your patch — 1 m lidar where it exists, coarser open DEM everywhere else — so the model matches the ground, not a texture.

sea level summit
04 · outputs

Formats your tools already speak.

Every job ships DXF, STL, and a JSON sidecar with bounds and sources — drop it into Rhino, AutoCAD, SketchUp, or the printer.
DXF CAD
LAYER · CONTOURS
LAYER · BUILDINGS
LAYER · ROADS
contours · footprints · road centerlines
STL print
solid rescape
true scale, meters
ready for the printer
terrain mesh · extruded buildings · watertight
JSON sidecar
"bbox": [...]
"sources": [...]
"crs": "meters"
bounds · sources · parameters
a typical neighborhood · under 1 km² · free
clipping terrain to your polygon
buildings from OSM + Overture, real heights
roads buffered to class-aware widths
ready in about a minute · charged only if it succeeds