Add GeoJSON to AR maps

To create a three-dimensional (3D) representation of a cycling or hiking route on an augmented reality (AR) map, you have the option to add a GeoJSON, GPX, or KML line. Compatible with WebXR or Apple Quick Look.

In addition to lines, you can also incorporate various types of data, such as points and polygons, into your maps. These data can be viewed within the AR model.

If you’re using iOS (Quick Look), the activateAR option in the control allows for automatic activation of the AR model as soon as the data becomes available.

Create GeoJSON source. Check out the How to Upload GeoJSON to MapTiler Cloud tutorial. Publish the dataset and copy the geojson dataset ID. Download the sample data here.

Related examples

Start with AR maps

Example

Getting started with AR maps: The Augmented reality (AR) control adds a button on your map to create a 3D model of the viewport, including 3D terrain and any layer you have put on top. Compatible with WebXR or Apple Quick Look.

QR code to access AR maps

Example

Include a QR code to access your augmented reality (AR) maps on a mobile device. Compatible with WebXR or Apple Quick Look.

Custom AR experience

Example

Customize the AR experience: The Augmented reality (AR) control accepts an option object to customize the look and feel. Compatible with WebXR or Apple Quick Look.

Trigger AR control actions

Example

How to trigger actions in the AR control: Display the Augmented reality (AR) control using the keyboard to create a 3D viewport model, including 3D terrain and any layer you have put on top. Compatible with WebXR or Apple Quick Look.