Sharing your map
Public links, visibility, rotating and revoking, and the viewer.
Share a map as a public link, complete with a live, interactive viewer. Open the Share dialog from the editor.
Getting a link
Making a map creates a shareable link right away. To copy the link (and get a QR code), you'll need to be signed in — signed-out users see the link masked with a prompt to sign up.
Visibility
Choose who can find your map:
- Unlisted (default) — anyone with the link can view it, but it won't appear in search engines.
- Public — viewable and indexable, with proper preview cards for social/search.
- Private — not viewable via the link.
Password-protected sharing is coming soon.
Managing the link
- Rotate link — issues a fresh URL and retires the old one (use it if a link leaked).
- Revoke link — turns off the map's URL and every embed of it at once.
- Let viewers export — off by default; turn it on to let viewers download the map as PNG, PDF, KML, or GeoJSON.
The public viewer
Your shared map opens in a clean, read-only viewer with:
- The map title and an interactive, filterable map.
- A quick-filter chip and a find-a-place search box.
- Zoom and fullscreen controls, and any saved views you added.
- A "Made with Mapize" badge (removable on Solo — see Plans & billing).
To put the map inside your own website instead, see Embedding a map.
Still need a hand? Contact support.