OpenStreetMap data is licensed under the Open Data Commons Open Database License (ODbL). This area is too large to be exported as OpenStreetMap XML Data. Please zoom in or select a smaller area, or use one of the sources listed below for bulk data downloads. If the above export fails, please consider using one of the sources listed below:

Static maps images (have the potential to) offer an easy way to embed maps on a webpage. The idea is for web site developers to simply use an <img /> tag (in pure HTML or via a CMS). Its src attribute specifies the location of the map, the size of the …

There are many ways to use OpenStreetMap data. It is possible to download raw data for a certain area, entire countries or regions, or certain features such as roads or buildings. There are also many ways to use use existing sets or of OpenStreetMap data, such as map images, routing software and more.

Use Windows7 screen snipping tool, it can be used to draw a line or highlighted route at the same time. The area can be borderless and saved as a jpeg.

Mapillary imagery and data is always free and open for OpenStreetMap. Mapillary maintains integrations with Rapid Editor, iD Editor, and JOSM for viewing imagery and AI extracted point data including traffic signs, street assets, and infrastructure.

Imagery and OSM. As a background layer within editors, we can use Bing, IRS, Landsat, and some others. All of these can be used to create and modify objects, but consider that each may have an offset or other kinds of distortions.

2020年9月3日 · maybe you can use QGIS, choose the OSM layer and use the print map function. OK, I missed that, open source as well, great. Thanks very much. From looking at the pictures, that looks ideal. I'll get working with that. I just tried it with QGIS and the result was a large OSM map but quite blurry.

If you want only a few images, you can download them from the main map page, http://www.openstreetmap.org/. Click the "share" icon (small window with an outward pointing arrow) on the right hand side of the map, then use the "Download" button from the lower half of the panel that opens up.

Geolocated images can be displayed on top of OpenStreetMap, as well as be used for photo mapping if the license permits it. Online photos may also be linked from OSM via photo linking.

If you want a png or jpeg, etc you can download it from the openstreetmap.org site and use the share link at the right side. See also the this link to a previous question for other relevent points.