Drop in a satellite screenshot of any street on Earth, set the scale, and restripe it — bike lanes, bus lanes, roundabouts — with presets drawn at true real-world widths.
How long is the line you just drew, in meters? (A car ≈ 4.5 m, a lane ≈ 3.3 m, a city bus ≈ 12 m.)
An open, self-contained street-redesign studio. Everything you draw is drawn in real-world meters; your designs and exports are yours to use freely.
Imagery. Satellite tiles are © Esri — Maxar, Earthstar Geographics. They are suitable for light personal, educational, and advocacy use with attribution, which Restripe keeps on-screen and stamps onto exported images. Heavy or commercial use of the imagery service requires your own ArcGIS licensing. Screenshots you paste from other providers (e.g., Google Maps) remain subject to those providers' terms.
Search. Place search is provided by OpenStreetMap's Nominatim service — © OpenStreetMap contributors, intended for light use.
Simulation. To test a design with traffic, pair Restripe with Eclipse SUMO (EPL-2.0) or A/B Street — both free and open source. Files you create for them carry no license obligations.
The claude.ai artifact sandbox doesn't allow loading map tiles from the web. Two easy alternatives:
Paste a screenshot (⌘V) from any satellite map, then use Calibrate scale — two clicks on a known distance.
Or open your local copy of restripe.html, where map capture and auto-scale work fully.