Circles that size and color themselves
Bind a measure to Circle Size and a category to the color, and every point tells its own story. Size in pixels or in real-world meters, add outlines and labels, and switch on clustering whenever the points get dense.
1,500 cities from Natural Earth, sized by population and colored by continent.
- * ID
- City
- Longitude (X)
- Longitude
- Latitude (Y)
- Latitude
- Circle Size
- Population
- fx Fill color
- Continent
Clusters that show what's inside
Thousands of points collapse into clusters that explain themselves. Choose donut, pie, bar, column, square or teardrop clusters, and add a second category for a second chart. Zoom in and they break apart.
1,000 places in downtown Manhattan from Overture Maps, grouped by category.
- * ID
- Place
- Longitude (X)
- Longitude
- Latitude (Y)
- Latitude
- Cluster Group
- Category
Icons, images and SVG straight from your data
Pick from a built-in icon library, or bind image URLs, data URIs or SVG markup from your model. Add text and emoji badges, rotate icons by a measure, and let overlapping icons step aside.
Places in downtown Manhattan from Overture Maps, one icon per category.
- * ID
- Place
- Longitude (X)
- Longitude
- Latitude (Y)
- Latitude
- Image / WKT / GeoJSON
- Icon
Heatmaps that read instantly
Show where activity concentrates, weighted by any measure. Radius and intensity adapt as you zoom, with a gradient in your own colors.
24,000 incidents across Greater London (simulated data).
- * ID
- Incident
- Longitude (X)
- Longitude
- Latitude (Y)
- Latitude
- Heatmap Weight
- Count
H3 hexagons, raised into 3D
Aggregate points into H3, S2, A5 or Geohash cells with sum, count, average, min or max, then extrude them in 3D. Let the resolution follow the zoom, or count points into your own polygons instead.
The same 24,000 London incidents, counted into H3 cells at resolution 8. Hold right-click or Ctrl and drag to tilt.
- * ID
- Incident
- Longitude (X)
- Longitude
- Latitude (Y)
- Latitude
- Cell Weight
- Count
Flow arcs that show how goods move
Connect origins to destinations with straight lines, great circles, glowing 3D arcs with animated comets, bundled flows, flow arcs, flow trees or side-by-side routes. Width, color and dashes all follow your data.
A grocery supply chain across Great Britain, from the ports to national distribution centers and on to the cities they serve. Arrow width follows pallets per week, and each arrow tapers from its origin (illustrative data).
- * ID
- Route
- Longitude (X)
- Origin longitude
- Latitude (Y)
- Origin latitude
- Destination Longitude
- Destination longitude
- Destination Latitude
- Destination latitude
Any boundary, colored by your data
Draw polygons stored as WKT or GeoJSON in your model, join your rows to uploaded files, vector tiles or ArcGIS layers, or pick ready-made boundaries from the Icon Map Catalog. Solid, hatched and pattern fills, drill-down through up to five levels, and 3D extrusion.
Countries from Natural Earth, colored by GDP per person (2019 estimates).
- * ID
- Country
- Image / WKT / GeoJSON
- Boundary (WKT)
- fx Fill color
- GDP per person
3D columns that rise from the map
Raise a square or round column at every point, with height in meters or relative to your measure. Combine with globe view, terrain and lighting for maps that stop people scrolling.
Wildfire detections around the Mediterranean from NASA FIRMS (VIIRS, 18 to 25 September 2026). Height and color follow fire radiative power.
- * ID
- Detection
- Longitude (X)
- Longitude
- Latitude (Y)
- Latitude
- Column Height
- Fire radiative power
Every layer, on one map
Stack as many layers as your story needs. Here a country choropleth, 3D city columns, an airline network and labels share one spinning globe, each styled on its own. Report readers switch layers on and off with the layer control, and every one of them filters the report.
Natural Earth countries colored by GDP per person (2019), the 250 largest cities by population, and Air France's long-haul network from Paris Charles de Gaulle (Eurostat, 2024). Drag to spin the globe, and switch layers in the legend.
- * ID
- Place
- Longitude (X)
- Longitude
- Latitude (Y)
- Latitude
- Destination Longitude
- Destination longitude
- Destination Latitude
- Destination latitude
- Column Height
- Population
- Image / WKT / GeoJSON
- Boundary (WKT)
- fx Fill color
- GDP per person
Data labels that tell the whole story
Turn any label into a card with a title, body text, an image and a footer, each one bound to a field. Choose frosted glass that blurs the map behind it, dark glass, a solid card or neon, with a callout pointing at its feature, and show labels always, on mouse over or only for the selected items.
Downtown Manhattan's 5,436 buildings from Overture Maps, colored by NYC PLUTO land use and raised to their height. Photos from Wikimedia Commons (CC0 and public domain). Switch the label style at the top left of the map.
- * ID
- Building
- Feature Reference
- Building ID
- fx Fill color
- Land use