Loading Map Data... Map data & objects will appear here See Getting Started or the Help Docs Loading Territories... Maps Maps Browse your maps and maps that have been shared with you by other users. Open: Open the map. Delete: This option will permanently delete the map and it will no longer be available. Note: Layers are stored independently of maps and must be deleted separately. Your Maps & Shared Maps + NEW MAP My Maps Shared Maps Loading... Loading... Browse your maps and maps that have been shared with you by other users. Open: Open the map. Delete: This option will permanently delete the map and it will no longer be available. Note: Layers are stored independently of maps and must be deleted separately. Layers Your Layers A Layer respresents either a container for data (such as location coordinates) or a map overlay (such a drawn shape or outline). Layers are saved independently of maps. This way, you can add an individual layer to multiple maps simultaneously, allowing you to create different maps with shared data. Add To Map: Adds the layer to the current map. Remove From Map: Removes the layer from the current map. Delete: This option will permanently delete the layer, including settings and location data. The layer will no longer be available on any maps. Your Layers & Data + NEW LAYER Loading... A Layer respresents either a container for data (such as location coordinates) or a map overlay (such a drawn shape or outline). Layers are saved independently of maps. This way, you can add an individual layer to multiple maps simultaneously, allowing you to create different maps with shared data. Add To Map: Adds the layer to the current map. Remove From Map: Removes the layer from the current map. Delete: This option will permanently delete the layer, including settings and location data. The layer will no longer be available on any maps. Tools Batch Geocoder Custom Territories Create Driving Route Custom Territories Create Driving Route Help Getting Started Documentation Contact Report a Bug Getting Started Sign Up / Log In Marker Settings Rectangle Settings Circle Settings Polygon Settings Turn on or off the display of labels on the map. This applies to the labels of countries, states, provinces, cities, roads, businesses, etc. Turn on or off the display of raods on the map. Display Landmarks Turn on or off the display of landmarks on the map. This applies to national parks, borders, geographic boundaries, the International Date Line (IDL), etc. The language to use for text items on the map. This applies only to the map and not to the Map Maker User Interface. Interface Settings Enabling this option will make the map change zoom and scaling so that it contains all visible locations and drawings on the map whenever changes are made. Disable this option if you make frequent changes to the map and want to prevent the map from zooming away from the current area of focus. Show Crosshairs Enabling this option will display crosshairs on the map that intersect at your mouse pointer. Show Cursor Coordinates Enabling this option will display lat/lng coordinates at your mouse pointer when hovering over the map. Mouse-Over Details Enabling this option will display details when hovering the mouse over objects on the map, e.g. hovering over a location marker shows the marker name and coordinates. Disable if you do not want to see details when hovering over map objects. Enabling this option will latitude and longitude graticule lines on the map. Enabling this option will allow you to drag and drop items to new coordinates on the map. Disabling this will help prevent accidental dragging and dropping. Note: To drag a marker on the map, click on the marker once to acivate it, then click again to drag-and-drop the marker to its new location on the map. Show My GPS Location Enabling this option will display your current GPS location on the map. For this to work correctly your device will need to have GPS enabled and you will need to grant GPS access to MapMaker. Not shared with any users This map is now published. Use the link/embed codes below to share the map. Include map in "Public Directory" Include in Public Directory When enabled, your map will be included in the publicly browsable directory of user maps (pending launch) . Public users will only be able to view the map. They will not be able to edit the map. If you've created a cool map and want to share it with the world, we encourage you to include it in the public directory to gain more visibility. Be sure to provide a good description so people know what your map is about. Save as Image File (.png) Loading Map Maker... Updating Territory Analysis Using data filters allows you to view only the data / locations in this layer that meets the specified filter criteria. Locations will only be displayed if they match all filters in the list. Filter Settings Default Marker Icon The main color and transparency of pins in this layer. The color and transparency of the pin's outlining border and center dot. The main color and transparency of plotted dots in this layer. The color and transparency of the border around dots. Directional Arrows Directional Arrows Place arrows indicating direction along the line. End: Place an arrow at the end of the line. Start: Place an arrow at the start of the line. 25/50/75: Place arrows at the 25%, 50% and 75% points on the line. Heatmap Settings Heatmap Opacity Heatmap Pixel Radius The radius of influence for each data point, in pixels (1-100). If you have lots of plots in your dataset, a lower radius setting might help to better visualize true areas of concentrated plots. Heatmap Max Intensity The maximum intensity of the heatmap. By default, heatmap colors are dynamically scaled according to the greatest concentration of points at any particular pixel on the map. This property allows you to specify a fixed maximum. Zoom Dissipation Specifies whether the heatmap dissipates on zoom. When dissipating is disabled the radius of influence increases with zoom level to ensure that the color intensity is preserved at any given geographic location. Circle Settings This color is used to fill in drawings e.g. circles and polyfills. It is also used as the default color for location markers within the layer. The opacity of the Fill Color . A lower opacity (higher transparency) will make it easier to see the underlying map and objects. The Stroke Color is used for borders and lines. If you don't want drawings to have a border you could set the Stroke Weight (below) to 0. The opacity of the Stroke Color . Center Coordinates & Radius Center Coordinates Circle Radius (Meters) Rectangle Settings This color is used to fill in drawings e.g. circles and polyfills. It is also used as the default color for location markers within the layer. The opacity of the Fill Color . A lower opacity (higher transparency) will make it easier to see the underlying map and objects. The Stroke Color is used for borders and lines. If you don't want drawings to have a border you could set the Stroke Weight (below) to 0. The opacity of the Stroke Color . Polygon Settings This color is used to fill in drawings e.g. circles and polyfills. It is also used as the default color for location markers within the layer. The opacity of the Fill Color . A lower opacity (higher transparency) will make it easier to see the underlying map and objects. The Stroke Color is used for borders and lines. If you don't want drawings to have a border you could set the Stroke Weight (below) to 0. The opacity of the Stroke Color . The Stroke Color is used for borders and lines. If you don't want drawings to have a border you could set the Stroke Weight (below) to 0. The opacity of the Stroke Color . Directional Arrows Directional Arrows Place arrows indicating direction along the line. End: Place an arrow at the end of the line. Start: Place an arrow at the start of the line. 25/50/75: Place arrows at the 25%, 50% and 75% points on the line. The Stroke Color is used for borders and lines. If you don't want drawings to have a border you could set the Stroke Weight (below) to 0. The opacity of the Stroke Color . This layer was generated using KML. To edit the layer, please import the modified KML to a new layer. Stops On This Tour or, edit the layer's default icon The main color and transparency of pins in this layer. The color and transparency of the pin's outlining border and center dot. The main color and transparency of plotted dots in this layer. The color and transparency of the border around dots. A custom name for this territory The color and transparency of this territory on the map. (Choose Data Layer) Geocoded Addresses Have an account? Log In » Make & Save Maps Import Location Data

Create Data Layers Data Analysis Tools Geocode Location Data Embed & Publish Maps Privately Share Maps Enter your account email and password Not Registered? Create Free Account By using Map Maker, you agree to the terms Enter account email & new password. Click "Reset Password", then check your email . Click verification link in email. (No email? Check spam!) Sign Up - Log In If you need help, please contact support . By using this site you agree to the Terms of Service . Upgrade Map Maker Upgrade Map Maker to access more features Unlimited Layers Unlimited Locations Unlimited Drawings Unlimited Territories Unlimited Screenshots 3,000 Geocodes /month Free 14-Day Trial Need Help? Contact Us Upgrade Map Maker Plan: $290 /year (2 free months) Plan: $29 /month ( change ) Subscription Payments are securely processed by Stripe. You will be charged today and at the beginning of each billing cycle until you cancel your subscription. Cancel at any time in Account > Subscription > Billing Portal . Convert addresses to latitude & longitude coordinates Create New Geocode Task See Documentation StreetTours beta Create Street View Tours Use StreetTours™ to create a touring using "Street View" with pre-determined "stops". Each stop along the tour can be customized so that it is "looking" in the desired direction, i.e. you can control the heading (360° rotation) and tilt (up or down). Please visit the Billing Portal to: Update billing details. Modify or cancel your subscription. View or download payment receipts. Upgrade To MAPS PRO Territory Search Results Click "Add To Map" to highlight a territory on the current map Territory Manager Use the Territory Manager to create/edit custom territories. You can then add your custom territories to maps by using the territory search feature. No Custom Territories Click to create a new territory. Draw / Edit Draw or edit territory shape Clear Territory Clear existing territory shape Delete Territory Delete this territory Select or create a territory to edit Sign-Up Success Welcome to Map Maker You can now start making and sharing maps! We suggest reading the Documentation to help you get started. If you need any help, please contact our support team. Welcome To Map Maker Thank You! Your 14-Day Trial Has Started If you need help, please email [email protected] . Manual Single Entry Enter the decimal-format lat/lng. (Some basic DMS to decimal conversion is attempted, but decimal works best) Import by entering the locations below One location per line using the following comma-separated (,) fields: latitude, longitude, name, color e.g. 25.767368,-80.18930,Miami,#FF0000 Supported File Formats: csv (recommended), xlsx, xls, ods, tsv, txt & kml Max File Size: 20MB for csv; 2MB for all others Max Locations: Sample CSV Headers and Values Create a New Blank Map The new map will load after you create it. All your maps are accessible from the "Maps" drop-down at the of the page. Create custom maps styles using Google Maps JSON style code. Styles define the map's style settings. View the Style Classes Help Article or use the JSON style code generator . Show Public Styles You have not created any styles. Click the icon to create a new style. Make Style Public? If selected, this style will be placed in a public styles directory and anybody can use this style for their map. NOTE: Once a style is made public, it cannot be edited or deleted. Google Map JSON Style Code Select or create a style class to edit Welcome to Map Maker PRO Thank You! Your account has been upgraded. If you still receive notifications to upgrade, please refresh the page to clear cache. Contact us if you need any help using Map Maker. Cancel your MAPS PRO subscription? You will not be charged again. Access to upgraded features will expire at the end of the current billing cycle. If you need help with MAPS, please contact us anytime. Your Screenshot is Ready... This is the location data in this layer. Experimental Feature: Click on a value to edit and press enter/return to save changes to the server. At this time, you may still need to refresh the page before seeing changes locally. Please report bugs. Up to 5MB in one of the following formats: JPG, GIF or PNG Or Choose Existing Icon Map Maker is an advanced Web-based system for creating, editing & sharing custom maps. Start Map Maker Show Getting Started Tips Map Maker is an advanced Web-based system for creating, editing & sharing custom interactive maps. Plot location coordinates, add territories, draw shapes on the map, import data from files, upload custom icons, display heatmaps, calculate area/perimeter and more! You can share maps privately or publicly, or embed maps on Websites. Adding Locations / Markers To add individual locations, the easiest way is to click the map where you want to add a marker and choose "New Layer" under the "Add To Map" option. You can also add locations to existing data layers to keep location data grouped together. To batch import locations, click the "Import Data" button to launch the data importing wizard. You can upload a .csv spreadsheet with your locations, or you can copy/paste the locations. You can import data to a new or existing layer. Customizing Marker Icons Map Maker allows you to extensively customize marker icon sizes, colors, opacity, etc. You can customize icons for individual locations, or for a data layer so that all locations in the layer adopt the layer's default icon. You can also upload a custom images to use as icons. The Drawing Tools allow you to easily and quickly draw virtually any shape on the map. You can draw circles, rectangles, or use the polygon drawing tool for more complex shapes. By default shapes are added to their own layer (under "Map Layers") so that they can be independently customized. You can use the "Map Settings" to customize many aspects of the map's visual appearance. Choose from a number of basemaps, e.g. road map or satellite view, and control things like labels for popular places, view or hide roads, display outlines for landmarks and borders / boundaries. Advanced user interface settings are also available, e.g. crosshairs that follow your mouse, "drag & drop" to easily move markers with your mouse, and Auto-Zoom , which automatically zooms in and out to fit all map objects within view whenever items or added or removed. These settings can be customzed for each map. Using the Search Box (top right) makes it easy to find what you're looking for. Search Google Maps to find locations, businesss, etc anywhere in the world. Or, search your account to find layers, maps, etc. that you have already created and saved. Once you've created layers with location data, click the Export .csv button in the Layer Editor to download a spreadsheet containing location data. Your Free Trial Has Ended To continue using Map Maker, please buy a Map Maker subscription. Need Help? Contact Us Your Subscription Has Expired To continue, please buy a Map Maker subscription... Need Help? Contact Us Map Maker Free includes a limited number of maps, layers, locations, geocodes, etc. To access to more features, please upgrade Map Maker. Copy/Paste Data Importing... Plot data by entering comma-separated (,) location data (one location per line). Name: Name to display in labels (optional) . Color: A hex code color or named HTML color e.g. "#FF0000" or "red". (optional) For more flexible importing options, use the file import option instead. Copy/Paste Import