Add your data to the map

Points represent single spots on a map, like office locations, stops on your hike, places of historic events etc. You can style them as standard map markers (pins), colored dots, icons, and in many other ways.

Lines are typically used for paths, trails, and routes tracked with a GPS device. It’s also possible to use them to show wires and pipes on a map. Lines can be added to a map visibly, or used for route animations.

Polygons are enclosed lines marking a specific area: a forest, lake, historical or construction site, house with garden… They’re useful for example to highlight a property for sale on a map.

Images can be photos from drone, architectural CAD drawings, scanned historical paper maps, and many other types. Add your images as an overlay to complement a suitable basemap, or cover it completely.

Looking to add a 3D object to your map? Simple models in GLB/glTF format are a good choice with animation support. Note that you need to use a ready-made model accessible from a public URL.

To create large-scale 3D models of entire cities, use GeoSplats. They look super realistic and use modern WebGPU technology for fast rendering. We provide both hosting and processing for your splat data.

Weather data is a special type of dynamic data describing atmospheric conditions such as temperature, humidity, precipitation, wind, and so on. You can buy quality weather data from us, or prep and use your own.

On top of the possibility to add images, you can even make your maps alive with a video overlay.