Map visualization & styling
Give your maps a look that feels like you. Shape custom map styles, simplify labels and layers, and bring your own data into view.
Make it yours
{
"name": "Atlas light",
"description": "Clear, calm and ready for anything.",
"land": "#f2f1ed",
"water": "#b7d7e4",
"parks": "#d2dfc5",
"buildings": true,
"roads": "#ffffff",
"main": "#fff9e9",
"text": "#4c5c62",
"halo": "#fafaf7",
"boundary": "#bac3bf",
"labels": true
}Designed to belong
From the first impression to the smallest label, build a visual language that works with the rest of your experience.
Bring roads, water and green spaces into your palette. Give labels room to breathe. Keep the details that help people find their way.
Turn a map into your own working canvas. Add locations, highlight an area or reveal patterns with a heatmap.
From idea to interface
Start with a clear map. Make it your own. Connect it to the experience you’re building.
Explore the documentationPick a palette that fits your product, from a clean everyday map to a focused dark view.
Refine colours and labels. Add the markers, routes and areas your users need.
Use MapAtlas map data with MapLibre GL and your own style configuration. Keep your design and data working together.
You can style the colours of roads, water, parks and buildings, adjust labels and choose which layers appear. Add your own markers, popups and geographic data to make the map fit your application.
Yes. Use different palettes for different experiences, such as a light map for browsing and a dark map for a dashboard. Try Atlas light, Graphite and Warm ivory in the preview above.
Yes. Use GeoJSON sources and map layers to display locations, routes, areas and heatmaps. The preview uses illustrative data; your application supplies the locations and attributes you want to show.
No. The presets change the presentation of the same map. Your location and zoom stay in place as you change the palette, labels or visible buildings.
It copies the colours and layer-visibility choices from this preview. It is a starting point for your own style, not a complete map style file. Your application still needs its map sources, layer definitions and API credentials.
Create a MapAtlas account, choose the mapping APIs you need and connect a map to your application. Use the documentation for integration details and the pricing page for current free-tier allowances. Our team can help with styling and data requirements.
Make your mark on the map
Your colours. Your data. A map that feels at home.