HTML5 World Map Examples

Our maps are an ideal way to visualize global data. For example, suppose you'd like to visualize your company's country-level sales. Our online customization tool will allow you to transform an Excel file into an interactive heat or intensity map in a matter of minutes.

Our maps have been designed from the ground up to be flexible and extendable. It's easy to organize zoomable continents in a way that makes sense for your business or organization. For example, you can make Central America its own continent or lump it together with South America. The above example utilizes a different continent arrangement than our default map. To use the continents in this example, click on the above button.

Our map's popup descriptions accept HTML and can be styled using CSS. This makes the map very flexible. You can display pictures of your sales reps when the user hovers over a region. Or, you can make a list for each country.

Do you have more than one link per country? No problem. You can switch from having popups appear on hover to having them appear upon click. Then, you can use HTML to list as many links as you desire.

Make some countries inactive so that a pop-up does not appear upon hover and the color of the country does not change. This setting is very useful if you want users to focus on location markers and not be distracted by individual countries.

The world map allows you to easily make an interactive map of any continent or region in the world. Just create your own custom continent and then tell the map to open zoomed in on that continent. This is very useful when you want to highlight information in a particular region.

Quickly add location markers to your world map using latitude and longitude or by searching for a city with our online customization tool. The color, size, shape, and description of locations can be easily customized. Upon click, visitors can be taken to your url of choice.

Easily use custom images as location markers to give your map a polished look. Use one image for all locations or a different image for each location. PNG, SVG, and JPEG file formats are supported.

Enable manual panning and zooming to allow users to drill down to see small countries or explore dense data. Works with (or without) region-based zooming. Support for pinch to zoom on touch devices.