Location map maker
Search your shop or paste a Google Maps link, then download a map card.
Or tap the map to drop your pin. Drag the pin to fine-tune it. Two fingers move the map.
Loading the map. You can search above while you wait.
Your card
- Tap the map or drag the pin to place it exactly. Zoom in first for a precise spot.
- For a wedding card, tap Wedding or event, then print the 5 × 7 in size at 100%. The file is made at 300 dpi.
- The small card size fits the back of an 89 × 51 mm visiting card.
- Nothing is sent while you type. Map pictures come from OpenStreetMap only when the card is drawn.
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How do I make a location map for an invitation?
Search the venue or paste its Google Maps link, tap Wedding or event, then type the names, date and a landmark. The 5 × 7 in size is picked for you. Download the PNG. It is made at 300 dpi, so a print shop can use it as it is.
How do I add a route or location map to a wedding card?
A small map with a pin and a landmark is clearer than a long route. Put the venue name on the pin, add a line such as Near Gaddafi Stadium, and leave the QR code on. Guests scan it and their phone opens Google Maps with directions to the spot.
Can I make a shop location map for Instagram or WhatsApp?
Yes. Tap Shop location, then pick the Post size for a square picture or Story for WhatsApp status and Instagram stories. Add your timings and phone number, and download a PNG or JPG.
Does the QR code open Google Maps?
Yes. It holds a Google Maps link to your exact pin, and it opens in the Google Maps app on most phones. You can also copy that same link with Copy the Google Maps link and send it on WhatsApp.
Can I write the name and address in Urdu?
Yes. Type Urdu in any line and the card uses an Urdu font for that line, including the name on the map bubble. Check the preview before you download.
Is the map free to use and can I print it?
The map comes from OpenStreetMap, which is free to use, and every card carries the line © OpenStreetMap contributors. You can print the card or post it online. There is no watermark and no sign-up.