CAD-ready contour lines
Drop straight into AutoCAD or Civil3D. Contours, boundary, and labels are sorted onto their own layers, plus a title block. Pull it in and check it yourself before you pay for anything.
Samples
See the real thing before launch day.
No signup, no watermark hunt. Just download the files. Every one below came out of our actual pipeline for a real ~41-acre site in Denton County, TX, at a 2-ft contour interval. It's the same generator and the same data paying customers get.
Every export format, one real site
Fly over it in Google Earth
Open the file and see the real contours draped over the real site: a fast gut-check, or an easy way to share with someone who doesn't use CAD.
For your own map or app
Standard GeoJSON contour lines with elevation values on every feature: paste it into Mapbox, Leaflet, QGIS, or your own script.
The classic GIS format
The .shp/.shx/.dbf/.prj bundle GIS software has used for decades. Works with ArcGIS, QGIS, or anything else that reads shapefiles.
A quick look at the contours
A clean vector drawing of the site's contour lines. Open it right in your browser, or drop it into a slide deck.
A picture you can text someone
The real aerial photo of the site with the contour lines drawn right on top, at full resolution. No CAD software needed, just open it.
The full site report
Aerial photo, soils, flood zone, tree canopy, slope: everything, in one self-contained page. No login, nothing to install.
That's a real site. Yours is next. Draw a boundary and see.