Alternatives to Google My Maps
A web tool for making custom maps with pins, shapes, routes and layers you can share. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
Google My Maps
A web tool for making custom maps with pins, shapes, routes and layers you can share.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as Google My Maps.
uMap
An open-source web tool for creating custom maps on OpenStreetMap layers and embedding them in websites.
uMap is open source and self-hostable, with no Google account required, though it is limited to OpenStreetMap-style background layers.
Felt
A collaborative web mapping and GIS tool for making maps, apps and dashboards from uploaded data.
Felt adds drag-and-drop import, automatic geocoding and real-time collaboration, but is a proprietary cloud service with advanced features in paid organisation plans.
geojson.io
A web tool for drawing, editing and converting GeoJSON map data in the browser.
geojson.io draws and edits map features in the browser without an account and converts between formats, but lacks collaborative editing and publishing.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Google Maps
Google's map and navigation service with live traffic, transit directions and Street View.
Google Earth
A free 3D globe with high-resolution imagery, historical imagery layers and guided Voyager stories.
MapOSMatic
A free web service that turns OpenStreetMap data into printable city maps in PNG, PDF and SVG.
kepler.gl
An open-source WebGL web application for visualizing and exploring large geospatial datasets.