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Zenitmap

Personalised prints · Live preview · Printed in the EU

The sky over your moment, to the minute.

The stars on the night you met. The streets of the city where it happened. The moon on the night they were born. Computed for the exact place, date and minute you enter, shown to you before you pay, printed in the EU and on your wall within a week.

Posters from €34.90, shipping included in DE, AT, NL, BE, LU, CZ, SK, PL and HU · The PDF is free with every printed order

Most ordered

The prints people hang first

Chosen by the last few hundred orders: the 50 × 70 star map, the framed 30 × 40 and the city map of the place you call home.

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Choose the moment

One moment, four ways to map it

Every print starts from a place and a date you enter. Pick the view — the sky, the streets, two places at once, the moon — then the size and the frame.

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How it works

From a date to a print on the wall, in three steps

How it works

  1. 01

    Enter the place and the moment

    Type a city or drop a pin, choose the date and, if you know it, the minute. Add a line of text: names, a sentence, the coordinates.

  2. 02

    Check the live preview

    The map renders in your browser as you type. Change the style, the size and the frame. What you see on the screen is what we print.

  3. 03

    Printed in the EU, shipped to you

    Posters leave production within 1–3 working days and arrive 3–7 days after you order. Your PDF is ready the moment your payment goes through.

Why Zenitmap

Most star maps are templates. Ours is computed.

A lot of “personalised” star maps are a stock sky with your names typed underneath. We built a renderer instead. It takes the coordinates of the place you enter, converts your local time — daylight saving included — to the moment the sky was actually in that position, precesses the Hipparcos star catalogue to that date and draws what you would have seen looking straight up. The zenith sits in the middle of the print. That is where the name comes from.

City maps are drawn from OpenStreetMap data at a scale that keeps the streets legible at 50 × 70. Moon phases are calculated, not picked from a set of twelve pictures. We check the star maps against Stellarium for known dates and places and keep the log.

We are two people in Bratislava who run an online shop for a living. The prints are produced by Gelato and Printful in their EU facilities — Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Latvia — which is why a poster ordered on Monday evening in Munich is usually on the wall by Friday.

How we compute your sky
  • Hipparcos catalogue

    117,955 stars measured by ESA’s Hipparcos mission, precessed from J2000 to your date. Public-domain data, no licence stickers on your print.

  • Your time, your time zone

    Local time is converted with the IANA time-zone database, so a 21:40 wedding in Prague in July is placed correctly even though the clocks were on summer time.

  • OpenStreetMap, credited

    City maps carry “© OpenStreetMap contributors” in the footer, as the licence requires. We render from our own extracts, not from someone’s tile server.

Christmas 2026

Order prints by 12 December. After that, the PDF arrives in seconds.

Posters and canvases for Germany, Austria, Benelux and Central Europe need to be ordered by 12 December (framed prints by 9 December) to arrive before Christmas Eve. Miss the date? The instant PDF is delivered the moment you pay, and the “PDF now, print in January” bundle lets you give the print on the day and hang it in the new year.

Weddings & teams

The sky over the day they said yes — or the day the company started.

Wedding planners and photographers add our prints to their packages at partner prices. Companies order work-anniversary and founding-day skies from 10 pieces, delivered to every home address, one invoice.

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Newsletter

One email when it matters

Christmas cut-off dates, new map styles, and the occasional note on how we compute the sky. Once a month at most, never during the night.