StreetVoxer

StreetVoxer is a free browser game that renders the real world as 3D voxels. It builds a playable world out of real geographic data — satellite imagery, elevation, and building footprints — so you can walk, drive, and fly through actual streets and buildings rebuilt as voxels.

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Terrain comes from Terrain Tiles elevation data, imagery from the U.S. Geological Survey, and buildings, roads, and map features from OpenStreetMap. Nothing is uploaded — the world is generated on your own machine and anything you build is saved in your browser.

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Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
Imagery from U.S. Geological Survey, National Geospatial Program (Public Domain)
Elevation from Terrain Tiles (CC BY 4.0) (Attribution) © Mapzen; data from USGS, NOAA, EU Copernicus
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

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 backend server that stores anything about you.
Generating the map fetches data from USGS, AWS, 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.
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 6 August 2026.




Material		Color
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Pan X		Pan Y
Project from camera \| Reset tweaks \| Clear projection

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Free camera
Character camera
Vehicle camera
Follow movement

Resolution	60%
Upscale filter
Field of view	60°
Chunk wireframes
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