From a raw file to a map you can share.

Group data neatly by category, source, and layer so it stays easy to navigate. Reorder the display by dragging, and find anything instantly with search.

Large uploads are processed in the background — you can keep working while you wait, with visible progress.

• Excel/CSV files — Tabloid recognizes the location columns automatically and places them on the map.
• Point, line, and area data — administrative boundaries, routes, asset locations, and the like.
• Imagery & elevation maps — displayed automatically with legible color ramps.

Change the color, stroke, and style of every layer with a click — no code. Choose the representation that fits: markers, clustered points, heatmaps, lines, areas, labels, or icons. Use the built-in icon gallery or upload your own.

Show a name or value from your data as a label, with an automatic legend so anyone can read the map.

Create and edit points, lines, or areas right on the map. Move, rotate, and resize them, with undo/redo when something goes wrong. Edit many records at once in the table below the map.

Compose display and filter rules by assembling a plain sentence — point and click, no expression syntax.

show only locations wheremagnitudeis at least4

Decide what your viewers see: place the legend, the search box, the basemap switcher, the distance measure, the share button, and more, exactly where you want them. Adjust the color theme, light/dark mode, and your own logo.

A published map can be installed on a phone or computer and still opens when there is no connection.

Viewers can search locations, toggle layers, switch the basemap, measure distance, and click anything on the map to see its details — photos included.