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Vehicle
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| Material | Color | ||
| Brush | |||
| Size | 1.5 m | ||
| Height | 1.0 m | ||
| Align | Snap | ||
| Bearing | |||
| Stroke | |||
| Anchor | |||
| Photo | |||
| Zoom | Aspect | ||
| Pan X | Pan Y | ||
| Project from camera | Reset tweaks | Clear projection | | |||
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Drop image
Load image |
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| Refresh | |||
| Selected | None | ||
| Photo | |||
General | Input | Video | Audio | Network | Export
Reset all to defaults
| Language | |
| Units | |
| Free camera | |
| Character camera | |
| Vehicle camera | |
| Follow movement |
Pause
Unstuck
Geolocate
Open in OpenStreetMap
Reset region to worldgen
Preload region (1 km)
Clear browser save and querystring
Save in browser
Unstuck
Geolocate
⚠️ This opens the map at your real location if allowed by your browser. Be aware that the address bar, the spawn QR code and screenshots all carry the current map location coordinates: think before sharing them.
Open in OpenStreetMap
Reset region to worldgen
Preload region (1 km)
Clear browser save and querystring
Save in browser
⚠️ Edits can be lost if storage is cleared or the app updates.
| Nearby players | |
⚠️ Shares a random ID and the roughly 1 km map area you are in with nearby players, and your IP address with the service. Privacy › | |
| Share this area with a phone | ShareStop sharing |
⚠️ Opens a private room on the StreetVoxer service; the phone then connects directly to this device on your local network. The service sees your IP address. Privacy › | |
📱 Scan to spawn here
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| Resolution | 60% |
| Upscale filter | |
| Field of view | 60° |
| Chunk wireframes | |
| Fullscreen |
| Format | |
| Grid | |
| Voxel size | |
| Volume | |
| File | |
| Anchor | Set anchor here | Clear | Anchor text |
| Use |
⚠️ The exported file includes this location: its name and the model itself carry where it is.
Built from OpenStreetMap (ODbL) and Mapterhorn data. The file carries their credits; keep them with anything you make from it.
| Volume | 50% |
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Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
Imagery from U.S. Geological Survey, National Geospatial Program (Public Domain)
Elevation © Mapterhorn (Attribution); data from 151 open sources incl. EU Copernicus GLO-30, USGS and national lidar; Japan: Terrain Tiles © Mapzen and others (CC BY 4.0)
Location data from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Planetary positions from JPL Solar System Dynamics (Public Domain)
Star catalog from BSC5P-JSON-XYZ (CC BY 4.0); source data from Yale Bright Star Catalog via HEASARC/SIMBAD
Report a problem
Contact:
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
Imagery from U.S. Geological Survey, National Geospatial Program (Public Domain)
Elevation © Mapterhorn (Attribution); data from 151 open sources incl. EU Copernicus GLO-30, USGS and national lidar; Japan: Terrain Tiles © Mapzen and others (CC BY 4.0)
Location data from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Planetary positions from JPL Solar System Dynamics (Public Domain)
Star catalog from BSC5P-JSON-XYZ (CC BY 4.0); source data from Yale Bright Star Catalog via HEASARC/SIMBAD
OpenStreetMap Data Extracts by Geofabrik
Planetiler by Michael Barry (Apache-2.0)
Mapbox earcut, lineclip, point-geometry (ISC); pbf, vector-tile-js (BSD-3-Clause)
ieee754 by Feross (BSD-3-Clause)
wgpu-matrix by Gregg Tavares (MIT)
Jolt Physics by Jorrit Rouwe (MIT)
QR Code generator by Project Nayuki (MIT)
Claude Code by Anthropic
Planetiler by Michael Barry (Apache-2.0)
Mapbox earcut, lineclip, point-geometry (ISC); pbf, vector-tile-js (BSD-3-Clause)
ieee754 by Feross (BSD-3-Clause)
wgpu-matrix by Gregg Tavares (MIT)
Jolt Physics by Jorrit Rouwe (MIT)
QR Code generator by Project Nayuki (MIT)
Claude Code by Anthropic
Real entity names appear only because the game world is generated automatically from open map data, without review.
Nothing in the game world is an accurate representation of any real entity.
Characters, behavior, dialogue, quests, products, and prices are invented fiction, any resemblance is coincidental.
StreetVoxer has no affiliation with any real entity whose name appears in it.
Real entity names and marks from open map data remain their owners’ property.
Do not use this site for any real world navigation, planning or advice.
If you would like the real name of an entity removed, write to the contact address above.
Corrections to the underlying open map data can be made at OpenStreetMap.
StreetVoxer has no accounts, and no server keeps a record of you. This site is hosted on Microsoft Azure.
Generating the map fetches data from USGS, Azure, Wikipedia/Wikimedia and NASA JPL. These requests carry your IP address and the map location being opened.
Map data, your edits, and settings are cached in your browser and not uploaded. To clear, use “Clear browser save” or use your browser’s site-data controls.
⚠️ The “Geolocate” link opens the map at your real location if allowed by your browser. Be aware that the address bar, the spawn QR code and screenshots all carry the current map location coordinates: think before sharing them.
Nearby players (optional, off unless you turn it on in Settings > Network). When it is on, your browser asks streetvoxer.net for a short-lived access token and then connects to a messaging service run for StreetVoxer on Microsoft Azure. Both see your IP address, and the token request names the map area of roughly 1 km you are viewing. Other players viewing nearby areas see a random ID that changes every time you connect, and which of those areas you are in: not your exact position, not your name. StreetVoxer keeps no log of these connections; Azure counts them in aggregate, without addresses. Microsoft handles the connection data under its privacy statement. The connection ends when you turn it off, close the tab, or leave the tab in the background for a minute.
Sharing an area with another device (optional, only when you press Share in Settings > Network, or Join on a link someone shared). The two devices meet in a private room on the same Azure messaging service, named by a random code carried in the shared link; the service sees both devices' IP addresses. The map data then travels directly between the two devices over your local network, not through StreetVoxer: the joining device sends the map location it is opening, and receives the other device's cached map data for that area. Nothing is shared until you press Share or Join, and sharing ends when you press Stop sharing, close the prompt, or close the tab.
Exports (Settings > Export). An exported file includes the location it was made at: its file name carries the coordinates or the map grid cell, and the model itself records where it sits on the Earth. Exports are made in your browser and saved to your device; nothing is uploaded. Think before sharing an exported file, as you would a screenshot.
This site serves no ads and runs no analytics or tracking scripts.
This site is not directed to children under 13 and does not knowingly collect their information.
Questions go to the contact address above. Policy last updated 23 October 2026.
Generating the map fetches data from USGS, Azure, Wikipedia/Wikimedia and NASA JPL. These requests carry your IP address and the map location being opened.
Map data, your edits, and settings are cached in your browser and not uploaded. To clear, use “Clear browser save” or use your browser’s site-data controls.
⚠️ The “Geolocate” link opens the map at your real location if allowed by your browser. Be aware that the address bar, the spawn QR code and screenshots all carry the current map location coordinates: think before sharing them.
Nearby players (optional, off unless you turn it on in Settings > Network). When it is on, your browser asks streetvoxer.net for a short-lived access token and then connects to a messaging service run for StreetVoxer on Microsoft Azure. Both see your IP address, and the token request names the map area of roughly 1 km you are viewing. Other players viewing nearby areas see a random ID that changes every time you connect, and which of those areas you are in: not your exact position, not your name. StreetVoxer keeps no log of these connections; Azure counts them in aggregate, without addresses. Microsoft handles the connection data under its privacy statement. The connection ends when you turn it off, close the tab, or leave the tab in the background for a minute.
Sharing an area with another device (optional, only when you press Share in Settings > Network, or Join on a link someone shared). The two devices meet in a private room on the same Azure messaging service, named by a random code carried in the shared link; the service sees both devices' IP addresses. The map data then travels directly between the two devices over your local network, not through StreetVoxer: the joining device sends the map location it is opening, and receives the other device's cached map data for that area. Nothing is shared until you press Share or Join, and sharing ends when you press Stop sharing, close the prompt, or close the tab.
Exports (Settings > Export). An exported file includes the location it was made at: its file name carries the coordinates or the map grid cell, and the model itself records where it sits on the Earth. Exports are made in your browser and saved to your device; nothing is uploaded. Think before sharing an exported file, as you would a screenshot.
This site serves no ads and runs no analytics or tracking scripts.
This site is not directed to children under 13 and does not knowingly collect their information.
Questions go to the contact address above. Policy last updated 23 October 2026.
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⚠️ Joining connects to the StreetVoxer service, then directly to that device on your local network. The service sees your IP address. Privacy ›