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Description from extension meta
Easily overlay the Strava Global Heatmap in your iD editor and gain valuable insights into popular routes and activity patterns.
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Description from store
This browser extension brings a seamless integration of the Strava Global Heatmap into the OpenStreetMap and Rapid iD editor, enhancing your mapping capabilities.
With this extension, you gain automatic access to all Strava activities as Heatmap overlays, eliminating the need for manual URL handling.
=== Instructions ===
1. Install the extension in your browser and pin it to your toolbar.
2. Go to https://www.openstreetmap.org/edit?editor=id to open the iD editor.
3. Press B or click Background Settings, then scroll to the Overlays section.
4. Select any Strava Heatmap overlay from the list.
5. Click the red extension icon to log in to Strava. Sign up here if needed: https://www.strava.com/
6. After logging in, click the green extension icon to set activity type, color, and opacity.
7. Press Shift+Q to toggle overlay visibility, and Shift+W to toggle data visibility.
=== Browser Support ===
Also available as a Firefox extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/id-strava-heatmap/
Please note that we haven't tested or fully supported it on other Chromium-based browsers like Brave and Opera.
=== Feature and Bug requests ===
Submit new issues at https://github.com/cmoffroad/id-strava-heatmap-extension/issues
Latest reviews
- (2025-06-04) Daniel Himmelstein: I rarely review extensions, but this is really nice to have the strava heatmap overlays in the iD editor. Thanks! Source code at https://github.com/cmoffroad/id-strava-heatmap-extension
- (2025-02-27) Mark Pigman: This was very helpful for updating OSM trails.
- (2024-11-04) David Miguel: Works great. It'd be great if you could enable it for the embedded iD in HOT tasks too (https://tasks.hotosm.org).
- (2024-10-09) Boris Verkhovskiy: Works perfectly. Please automate (at least partially) logging in to Strava.
- (2024-04-27) Mike Fogel: If you edit OSM, this extension is gold. Super, super useful. Simple and works perfect.
- (2024-03-22) Louis Demange: Thank you very muck! This is super useful!
- (2023-12-30) Jon Pennycook: Great when it works, but each time I have to uninstall the extension then reinstall it to get it to use the hi-res Strava Heatmap. Maybe it's because I'm using Brave which might be doing something to my cookies?
- (2023-11-09) Simon Hrovatin: Very useful plugin when editing paths in OSM. Important thing to point out is that you should first visit https://www.strava.com/heatmap and login there, then you can continue editing in OSM. This way the heatmap will be more detailed, otherwise it's blurred. I know this is already mentioned in the description on main page but I want to really emphasize this.
- (2023-11-09) Simon Hrovatin: Very useful plugin when editing paths in OSM. Important thing to point out is that you should first visit https://www.strava.com/heatmap and login there, then you can continue editing in OSM. This way the heatmap will be more detailed, otherwise it's blurred. I know this is already mentioned in the description on main page but I want to really emphasize this.
- (2023-11-04) Pat: Makes OSM contributing easy and fun
- (2023-11-04) Pat: Makes OSM contributing easy and fun
- (2023-11-01) Ivars Brencis (ivss_xx): I used to use the other extension but with that you had to readd the layer all the time, and it wasn't an overlay. This takes it to the next level with being an actual overlay. Recommend!
- (2023-11-01) Ivars Brencis (ivss_xx): I used to use the other extension but with that you had to readd the layer all the time, and it wasn't an overlay. This takes it to the next level with being an actual overlay. Recommend!
- (2023-09-23) 2h: Makes using Strava in OSM much easier as you no longer have to add the custom layer URL, and you can use it as an overlay on top of any of the base imagery.
- (2023-09-23) 2h: Makes using Strava in OSM much easier as you no longer have to add the custom layer URL, and you can use it as an overlay on top of any of the base imagery.