Use cases

Create a multiple locations map

If you're juggling a list of places—stores, venues, clients, anything—put them on one map and make it easy to browse.

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Create a Multiple Locations Map (Share or Embed)

1,200+

Maps created

85k+

Locations mapped

<5 min

Avg. setup time

Overview

Good for any list of places

Whether it's a handful of offices or a hundred partner locations, putting them all on one map gives people a single place to browse. It beats sending a spreadsheet or a list of addresses.

Stores, offices, clients, venues, recommendations

Tags and groups so the map doesn't become a mess

Share one link, or embed on your site

Key features

Make it easy to browse

A map with dozens of pins is only useful if people can find what they need quickly. The browsing experience matters just as much as the data itself, especially on mobile where screen space is limited.

Use list view for quick scanning

Keep categories simple (3–8 groups max)

Use consistent naming (don’t mix “HQ” and “Headquarters”)

How to set up

How to structure your data

Clean data makes the difference between a map that feels polished and one that looks thrown together. Getting your columns right before import saves you from fixing things one pin at a time.

Minimum: name + full address

Recommended: Website URL, phone number, business hours, and a category

Nice-to-have: tags (amenities), photo_url, video_url

Next steps

When to use this vs a directory map

Not every multi-location map needs advanced filtering. If you have a manageable list and just want a clean way to show and share it, a simple multiple locations map is the right call.

Multiple locations map: you just need a clean map + list for a set of places

Directory map: you need stronger filtering + browsing across categories and lots of markers