Create interactive, data-driven maps

Let your data do the storytelling.

Create fully data-driven, interactive maps with Mapcreator. Import up to 1.000 locations, style your popups, and preview interactions directly in the editor — no code required.

Create an interactive map

Build maps that move with your data

Import, connect, and visualize.

Upload spreadsheets with up to 1.000 location entries and watch your map take shape instantly. Simply drag and drop an XLSX, XLS, CSV, or TXT file onto the canvas. Mapcreator automatically detects latitude and longitude, placing icons in the right spots. No coordinates? Address data works too. You can even link spreadsheet data directly to map elements like text, colors, or images.

Interactive election map displaying district boundaries shaded by party results, with a pop-up showing elected representatives and party details for a selected area.

Design and preview your map

Style, test, and publish confidently.

Create clean, professional popups with text, images, videos, and links. Preview zoom settings, popup placement, and map behavior directly in the editor — for any device. 
Built-in navigation arrows help viewers move smoothly between points, while your map stays responsive and consistent on every screen.

Screenshot of an interactive map preview embedded in a news article layout, showing selectable locations around the Mediterranean with pop-up cards and navigation controls.

Brand and share easily

Keep your identity, share your story.

Customize map colors, fonts, and icons to match your brand. Share interactive maps via a live URL or embed them directly on your website. Your maps stay consistent, up to date, and easy to share wherever your story lives.

Regional map of Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean in Quebec highlighting towns and event locations with red markers, including Alma, Roberval, and Saguenay.

Why teams choose Mapcreator

One tool, endless possibilities.

Turn static data into dynamic stories. Whether you’re visualizing global news, illustrating property data, or tracking real-time events, Mapcreator makes interactive mapping fast, flexible, and intuitive.

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Map showing a connected travel route with stops marked across Europe and North Africa, including cities such as Reykjavik, London, Rome, Athens, and Rabat.
How teams use interactive maps
Mapcreator is used by journalists to visualize stories with real-time locations, by real estate and tourism professionals to showcase properties, routes, and attractions, and by agencies and marketers to create custom campaign or event maps.

Frequently asked questions

Got a question? Start with these essential FAQs, or explore our Knowledge Base for more Mapcreator guidance.

Can I create interactive maps without coding?

Yes. You can create interactive maps in Mapcreator without writing code. Import your data, style your map, add popups, preview the experience, and publish it as a live link or website embed.

What kind of data can I use in an interactive map?

You can upload XLSX, XLS, CSV, or TXT files with up to 1,000 location entries. With data binding, you can connect fields from your file to labels, colors, icons, and popups. Popups can also include URLs, images, and YouTube videos. Besides, our live-data integrations also update on your published maps, eliminating manual update tasks.

Can users search inside an interactive map?

Yes. Interactive map exports can include search, so users can quickly find specific locations, properties, points of interest, or data entries. You can also add a geolocation button to help users find their current position on the map.

How do I publish an interactive map on my website?

You can share your interactive map with a live URL or embed it directly on your website. The map stays responsive, so it works across screen sizes and keeps your branding consistent. Any updates to your map will also automatically update on the already published map.

“Having a tool like Mapcreator allows us to get state-of-the-art maps without having a cartographer or graphics specialist on staff. We went from having no mapping in our papers and on our websites to using more than 100 in many of our publications last year. This wouldn’t have been possible without Mapcreator.”

Jon Wile

VP/Content at American City Business Journals

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