Drop in spreadsheets, GeoJSON, KML, GPX, or PDFs. You can even paste raw travel notes or itineraries directly, and turn messy text into structured map locations in seconds.
Search for a café, a trail, or an entire city. Tasmap detects whether a place is a point, a route, or a region, and places the full boundary with matching styles automatically.
Upload up to four reference images to generate a matching map palette, or highlight a paragraph to extract and link every mentioned place at once. AI handles the chores while you stay in control.
Add warmth to digital maps with over 80 seamless textures. Layer watercolor, pencil, aged paper, or canvas over land, water, and custom areas with independent color and scale controls.
Bring landscapes to life with 3D terrain and hillshade. Tilt and rotate your view, then export crisp PNGs or PDFs up to A0 size at 300 DPI for posters, reports, and presentations.
Draw curved routes, arrows, and cutout polygons with ease. When editing complex borders with thousands of points, drag a single handle and watch the surrounding shape deform smoothly.
Link words and paragraphs directly to pins, routes, and areas. Paste links to embed social posts or rich previews, and let the map follow along as readers scroll through your writing.
Give readers a fast search bar right on your map. They can filter by category styles, search fuzzy keywords, or narrow down places using number and date ranges.
Switch map labels between local language, English only, or both side by side. Your international readers can navigate foreign cities while still matching street signs on the ground.
Preview your map across phone, tablet, and custom screen sizes before publishing. Generate matching social share cards, app icons, loading screens, and QR codes from one place.
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We don't track your GPS or sell your data, and all analytics are strictly anonymized. Our terms are written in plain common sense, with no 250-page legal labyrinths.