Maputnik

An open source browser-based visual editor for MapLibre map styles.

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About Maputnik

Maputnik is a visual editor for styles written to the MapLibre Style Specification. It runs in any modern browser with no signup or download, and you can start from built-in open source styles such as Positron, OSM Liberty and Toner.

Finished styles can be exported to a flat file or to an anonymous GitHub gist. The project is maintained by MapLibre. It suits map designers and developers who want to adjust vector map styling visually instead of editing style JSON by hand.

Strengths

  • Runs in the browser with no signup or install
  • Built-in open source styles as starting points
  • Exports to a file or an anonymous GitHub gist

Limitations

  • Edits styles only; tiles must come from elsewhere
  • Assumes some familiarity with vector map styling

Details

Pricing
FreeFree and open source.
License
MIT
Developer
MapLibre
Platforms
Web
How it runs
Web application
Account
Not required
Best suited for
Designing MapLibre vector map styles visually
Last verified
Added
Provenance
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  • Mapbox Studio

    A browser-based design tool for building custom vector map styles and publishing them to apps.

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    Mapbox Studio is a proprietary hosted style editor with custom fonts, icons and data import, but styles are tied to the Mapbox platform and heavier use is paid.

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