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Strava Collage - Turn Activities into Collages, GIFs & Videos Strava Collage turns your Strava activities into polished collages, recap cards, and animated exports. Use it to combine multiple Strava routes into one visual story for a week, a month, a race block, or any set of activities you choose. It works with your existing Strava browser session, so you can scan activities directly while logged in. What you can create - Route collages from selected activities - Recap cards with total sessions, distance, and moving time - Transparent PNG overlays for editing in Canva, Photoshop, or other design tools - Animated GIF, MP4, and WebM exports with routes appearing one by one Features: - Fetch activities directly from Strava in your browser session - Filter by activity type, including Run, Ride, Trail Run, and Swim - Filter by date range and minimum distance - Arrange routes automatically, then fine-tune position, scale, and rotation by hand - Add recap overlays, free text, stats, PRs, and custom styling - Apply visual effects such as neon glow, cinematic blur, brightness, and background filters - Export in square, portrait, story, 1080p, or 4K layouts - Process everything locally in your browser for a fast, private workflow How it works 1. Log in to Strava in your browser 2. Open Strava Collage 3. Scan the activities you want to include 4. Arrange routes automatically or adjust them manually 5. Add a recap overlay or text if needed 6. Export your collage as an image or animation Good for - Weekly and monthly training recaps - Race build-up summaries - Milestone posts - Year-in-review visuals - Sharing on Instagram, X, and other social platforms Strava Collage helps you turn training data into a clean, shareable visual summary you can keep or post.
Sep 14, 2026
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