Alternatives to iD

Easy-to-use in-browser editor for contributing changes to OpenStreetMap. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

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Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as iD.

  • JOSM

    An extensible Java desktop editor for OpenStreetMap map data, GPX tracks and imagery.

    JOSM is a Java desktop editor for Windows, macOS and Linux with full node, way and relation editing suited to larger edits, but it needs Java 11 or newer.

  • Vespucci

    An OpenStreetMap editor for Android that supports the full data model and works offline.

    Vespucci is an Android OpenStreetMap editor that supports the full data model and works offline, but it suits mappers comfortable with tagging rather than beginners.

  • Every Door

    Mobile OpenStreetMap editor for quickly adding and checking shops, amenities, buildings and entrances.

    Every Door is a mobile editor on Android and iOS for quickly adding shops, amenities and entrances on foot, not for roads or large area edits.

  • StreetComplete

    An Android app that improves OpenStreetMap by asking simple questions about places near you.

    StreetComplete turns OpenStreetMap editing into simple on-site questions on Android, needing no tagging knowledge, but only covers the data its quests ask about.

Similar software

Related functionality, not a direct replacement.