Use cases

Create a multiple locations map

Direct answer

How can you put multiple locations on one interactive map?

Create a map with multiple locations from manual pins, a list of addresses, CSV or Excel data, or a connected Google Sheet. MapsMaker adds the saved, searchable, shareable layer that the free helper tools do not.

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Synthetic example locations used to illustrate this map type; not customer data.

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CSV + Sheets

Spreadsheet workflows

Website-ready

Share links and embeds

Key features

Example: a 25-office network

A consultancy with 25 offices could group records by region and include office name, full address, phone, website, amenities, and a contact CTA. Visitors can search the list instead of scanning overlapping pins.

Use groups for stable categories such as Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific

Use tags for details such as Training room, Customer support, or Wheelchair accessible

Keep names and addresses consistent across the map and source spreadsheet

How to set up

From source data to a published map

Choose the input method that matches how the data will be maintained, then verify the result before publishing.

Map title, address or coordinates, description, contact, rating, amenity, and CTA columns where available

Inspect failed or ambiguous geocodes and correct the source rather than dragging pins blindly

Add images, opening hours, groups, and other unmapped fields in the editor

Publish a share link or embed the interactive map on an eligible plan

Next steps

Make dense maps easy to browse

The useful marker count depends on the plan, browser, data, and page design. Use clustering, search, a location list, and a restrained taxonomy instead of assuming every large dataset will remain fast.

Set a default viewport that shows the relevant area without excessive empty space

Test category names with people who did not build the spreadsheet

Check popups, list scrolling, filters, and CTAs on mobile

Part 5

Choose the right neighboring workflow

The free address, pin, and plotting tools are session helpers. MapsMaker is the saved publishing workflow when the map needs rich records, ongoing edits, a public URL, or a website embed.

Use Address to Map for a quick disposable address batch

Use Pin Map for a small labeled and color-coded set

Use a directory map when visitors need richer category exploration

Frequently asked questions

What can I put on a multiple-locations map?

Offices, venues, project sites, clients, recommendations, or any related set of point records that is appropriate to publish.

Can I import addresses or latitude and longitude?

Yes. The editor can geocode mapped address fields or use mapped latitude and longitude columns. Verify the preview before importing.

Can I add photos, video, ratings, and CTAs?

Yes. The current CSV mapping covers video, ratings, amenities, and CTA fields, while images and some complex fields must be added in the editor.

Can visitors filter the map?

Yes. Configure groups and tags in the editor, and keep them concise enough to remain usable in the public map and list.

Will a second CSV update existing locations?

No. A CSV import creates new markers and does not upsert matching records. Use a deliberate replacement process or connected Google Sheets on an eligible plan for repeat synchronization.

Can I embed the map?

Interactive embeds are included on paid plans. The Free plan provides a static share map with a searchable location list.

Is MapsMaker free to use?

MapsMaker has a Free plan with 1 map and 10 markers. The Free share link uses a static map with a searchable location list; interactive website embeds are included on paid plans. See the pricing page for current plan limits and prices.

How long does it take to set up?

Setup time depends on the number and cleanliness of your records, the fields you include, and how much styling or review the map needs. Start with a small sample, verify the locations and links, then publish when the result is accurate.

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Create your map in minutes

Start with a template, import locations if you have a spreadsheet, and publish a link or embed.