Make a map with multiple locations
Showing not one but many locations — branches, events, sights? Then you want visitors to keep the overview and find what they are after quickly. Categories and filters are what make that possible.
How it works
- 1
Add all your locations
Type them in, or import your whole list at once from a CSV.
- 2
Group them into categories
Sort your locations with their own colours and icons, so the map stays readable.
- 3
Turn on filters and share
Visitors filter by category and land on the right place immediately. Share by link or embed.
Build this yourself in Studio
Studio opens straight in your browser. You only need an account once you want to save or publish your map.
What you get
- Hundreds of locations on one map
- Categories with their own colour and icon
- Filters and search for visitors
- Bulk import from CSV
Frequently asked questions
How many locations can I add?
Free up to 100 locations per map. A paid plan raises that to 1,000 (Basic) or 10,000 (Premium) locations per map.
Does the map stay readable with a lot of pins?
Yes. By grouping locations into categories and turning filters on, visitors can narrow down to what they are looking for.
Can I make a Google Maps map with multiple locations, or is this something else?
Google My Maps also lets you put several locations on a map, but without your own branding, category filters for visitors or tidy location cards. localthings is built for exactly this kind of map — including the embed on your own site.