Custom Map Maker Software

A custom map maker turns your own data into an interactive, styled map you control. You upload a list of locations, then choose the base map, markers, colors, and labels, and add your branding. Maptive does this in the browser, so you build a presentation-ready map without design software or GIS training. The look stays yours from the first marker to the final export.

You bring in your data by uploading an Excel file or CSV, connecting a Google Sheet, or pasting rows directly. Maptive plots each location for you, and from there you style the markers, color them by category, set the base map, and filter to what you want shown. Most people have a styled map within their first session, with support on hand if you need it.

Yes. You can upload your own images, logos, and location photos, or pick from more than 20 built-in marker styles. You color-code markers by category and add your brand to the map, so it looks like your organization made it rather than a generic map. Your branding stays in place on every view you share, embed, or print.

Maptive includes street, satellite, topographical, and black-and-white base maps, and you can style the labels, roads, land, water, and points of interest on top. You control which features show, so the map can be detailed for analysis or clean for a presentation. Each base map covers the world, so you can zoom from a country view down to a single ZIP code.

Yes. Maptive has a built-in presentation mode, and you can export a full-resolution map up to 2048 by 2048 pixels for a poster or a slide. You can also save set views, so the map opens exactly where you want it for each audience. That gives you a clean, professional map for a meeting without taking a screenshot.

Maptive gives you several ways to share. Send a private, password-protected link, publish the map publicly to the web, or embed it on a website or intranet with one line of HTML. For offline use, export the map to a slide deck, a document, or a printed poster. You decide which method fits each audience, and you can use more than one for the same map.

Yes. Before you share, you choose which tools a viewer can use and which data columns they can see, and you decide if they can edit. That lets a public embed show less than an internal link, so each audience sees only what you intend. A board deck, a public page, and a field team can each open the same map with the right amount of detail.

Yes. Maptive covers every continent, all 50 US states and territories, and counties, cities, and ZIP codes, along with country maps for places like Canada, the UK, France, Germany, and Australia. You can also draw your own regions with the polygon territory tool, so a custom area that falls outside the usual lines still works on your map.

No. The map maker works through a point-and-click interface, so you style and brand a map without design software or GIS training. You upload your data, click to change the look, and the map updates as you go. If you get stuck, the support team can walk you through the styling, so you are never left to work it out alone.

Yes. Maptive offers a 10-day free trial with no credit card required, and every tool is unlocked from your first login. You can build, brand, and share a full custom map on your own data before deciding. The look you want is never held back for a higher plan, so the trial shows you the same map maker you would use day to day.