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Overlap

Your route, on your photo.

You know the picture: the shape of the run drawn over a photo from the end of it, with the distance, the time and the pace sitting alongside. Overlap makes that picture from the workout your watch already recorded, on the photo you already took. Pick the workout, pick the photo or the clip, save the finished file.

The picture, not the editor

A general video editor can do this if you are willing to build it yourself: export a graphic, line it up, scale it, keyframe it. Overlap already knows the route, the stats and the sport, so it draws the whole thing and places it for you. One tap picks a layout. Drag and pinch only if you want to.

Your data, wherever it lives

Overlap reads workouts straight from Apple Health, so anything your Apple Watch, your running app or your bike computer has synced is already there. Recorded somewhere else? Send the file in: open a GPX, FIT or TCX from Files, or share it into Overlap from Garmin Connect or your email. No account, no upload, no other app required.

Watch the route draw itself on

The line can grow across the picture instead of arriving all at once: pick how long it takes, or let it fit the whole clip. Draw it at the pace you actually ran or rode, so the line slows where you slowed, with a choice of what happens where you stood still. Turn on Live Stats and the distance, time, pace and climb count up as the line travels, so the numbers land with the route. A photo with a drawing route saves as a video.

Stills and video, at full quality

Put the overlay on a photo and save an image, or put it on a clip and save a video. HDR photos and HDR video stay HDR: the overlay burns in without flattening the colour your phone captured. You see the result on a preview screen before anything is saved.

Great for

• The post-run photo that deserves the numbers next to it
• Ride recaps, hikes, and race-day Stories
• Anyone who records on a Garmin or an Apple Watch and never opens a social feed
• Marathon and ultra finishers who want one picture that says the whole day
• Cyclists and swimmers whose apps only ever hand back a map

What you get

• Route line and stat block drawn from your real workout
• Apple Health, plus GPX, FIT and TCX files
• Per-sport stats: pace for a run, speed for a ride, the right ones by default
• Choose which stats show, the colour of the overlay, and how big the text sits
• A route that draws itself on, at a length you pick or fitted to the clip
• An as-run draw that follows your real pace, and Live Stats that count up with it
• Two layouts, across or down, with drag and pinch when you want to place it yourself
• Photo, video, or a plain background if you have no shot to use
• HDR photos and HDR video exported without being flattened
• Trim a clip to the part you want before the overlay is burned in
• A preview of the result before it is saved
• Everything stays on your iPhone, no login, no upload
• Free to download, with no subscription and no account