Create a map from a list of addresses
Branches, stockists, meeting points, project sites - if you have the addresses, you can have the map. Import the list once and every address becomes a pin that visitors can filter, search and open for details.
- Export your list as a CSV from Excel or Google Sheets and import it into Studio: every row becomes a pin on the map.
- Addresses are geocoded automatically; if you already have coordinates, those work directly.
- Extra columns become fields on the location card, and one column can drive the categories with their own colour and icon.
- On Free you publish through a permanent link; embedding on your website and the downloadable QR code start on Basic.
How it works
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Add your locations
Paste a website, a list or a CSV file, or let the assistant scan a site for you. Every location becomes a pin on the map.
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Set up the map
Decide what each location card shows: photo, description, opening hours and your own fields. Then pick categories with their own colour and icon, a map style and areas if you need them.
Papi di PanzaNoorderplantsoen, Groningen🥗 Food & drinksClosedopens 15:00180 m~3 min walkSouth Italian panzerotti and cannoli.
FoodstandPondStand 18VegetarianVegan- Takeaway
- Open during the festival area's opening hours
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Share the map
Publish to a permanent link, put up a QR code, or embed the map on your website from Basic. Changes go live immediately.
Try it now
Paste a website, list or CSV. The Studio assistant creates a real map that you can continue editing after you create an account.
What you get
Once you build a map from your address list in localthings, this comes with it as standard:
CSV and JSON import
Add a complete dataset in one go.
Configure columns and fields
Choose the title, description and which data visitors see.
Category and date filters
Filter by topic, or by today, this weekend or this month.
Frequently asked questions
How many addresses can I put on one map?
The free plan covers one map with up to 100 locations. Paid plans raise that limit considerably - see the pricing page for the exact numbers per plan.
Do I need to write any code?
No. The whole map is built in the browser. The only code involved is the embed snippet you paste into your own site, and that is copy-and-paste.