How do I share my ride as an image in an Instagram story?

Open the ride summary, scroll to the "Share" section, choose "Story (9:16)" and tap "Share". In your phone's share menu you pick the app, for example Instagram.

Which formats are there?

"Story (9:16)", "Square (1:1)", "Own photo with stats" and a 20-second 3D video. The preview of every variant sits right below the ride.

Can people see where I live on the map?

Not with a privacy zone around your home: the start and end of the ride are cut off, also on the card you share yourself. Without a zone the card shows the whole route. The map background has no place or street names.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. The plaque is placed on the photo on your phone, and the photo does not leave the device.

Which numbers are on the card?

Distance, duration, top speed and average, plus elevation if the ride has any. The photo card shows distance, duration and top speed, plus curves and elevation if the ride has any. Units follow your app settings.

Are share cards part of Premium?

No, share cards are not on the Premium list. Only the lean angle in the 3D video is Premium, along with the curvy navigation and offline maps, among other things.

Share a ride as an image: story card with route and stats

The ride was good, now others should see it. In DriveBattle for Android every ride becomes a card with route and numbers, as a story, as a square or on your own photo. One tap opens your phone's share menu.

How to share a ride

Open the ride summary and scroll to the end. There is a "Share" section with preview tiles in the real aspect ratios: "Story (9:16)", "Square (1:1)" and "Own photo with stats", and "Video" for rides with track data. You tap a tile and then "Share". Your phone's share menu opens and you send the card to an app of your choice, for example for an Instagram story. The preview shows what the export delivers.

Story and square

The map of the ride sits behind the route as the background, without street and place names. The route is coloured by speed, start and finish are marked, and a ring shows the spot of your top speed. Below the DriveBattle logo you find the date and, if the ride has one, the vehicle name. The tiles underneath list "Distance", "Duration", "Top speed" and "Average", plus the elevation if the ride has any. Units follow your app settings. The story is 1080 by 1920 pixels, the square 1080 by 1080.

Own photo with stats

Choose "Own photo with stats" and then a photo from your gallery. DriveBattle puts a plaque at the bottom with distance, duration and top speed, plus curves and elevation as soon as the ride has any, and a small route thumbnail, just the line without a map. The photo is edited on your phone and not uploaded. As long as you have not picked one, the tile shows a sample image with your ride's numbers, marked "Example". The example cannot be shared, a tap on it opens the photo picker.

Privacy in every card

Every card shows only the route that is left after your privacy zones, even to you. If you set a zone around your home, the start and end of the ride are missing. Without a zone the card shows the whole route. The map background carries no labels, so no place name gives away the area the cut hides. The route thumbnail on the photo uses the same cut.

As a 3D video

Instead of an image DriveBattle creates a 20-second video: a 3D flight along your ride with running numbers. It shows speedometer, speed profile, route, time and elevation, and marks where you reached top speed, maximum lean and the highest point. Rendering takes a few minutes and runs entirely on your phone, with no wait for a server. The lean angle in the video is part of Premium.

Frequently asked questions

How do I share my ride as an image in an Instagram story?: Open the ride summary, scroll to the "Share" section, choose "Story (9:16)" and tap "Share". In your phone's share menu you pick the app, for example Instagram.
Which formats are there?: "Story (9:16)", "Square (1:1)", "Own photo with stats" and a 20-second 3D video. The preview of every variant sits right below the ride.
Can people see where I live on the map?: Not with a privacy zone around your home: the start and end of the ride are cut off, also on the card you share yourself. Without a zone the card shows the whole route. The map background has no place or street names.
Is my photo uploaded?: No. The plaque is placed on the photo on your phone, and the photo does not leave the device.
Which numbers are on the card?: Distance, duration, top speed and average, plus elevation if the ride has any. The photo card shows distance, duration and top speed, plus curves and elevation if the ride has any. Units follow your app settings.
Are share cards part of Premium?: No, share cards are not on the Premium list. Only the lean angle in the 3D video is Premium, along with the curvy navigation and offline maps, among other things.