Meet MapSVG 9AI-powered maps for WordPress

Powerful maps
in WordPress.
One prompt.

Forget the maze of settings.
Describe the map you want — AI handles the setup.

Trusted by 16,000+ businesses and individuals since 2012.

A looping MapSVG AI workflow: the composer enters from below with a Google Sheets link attached. A request types one complete character at a time, asking for a USA map and a list of people with avatars to its left. The view moves to the user’s black message, a Thinking status with animated dots and the agent’s light chat bubbles, ending with “Your map is ready!”. The chat slides left as the map enters from the right; standard MapSVG pins fade in with a slower single bounce. The directory shows people with Sales territories portraits and address search. The completed map holds briefly, then slides upward and fades out before the next prompt.

Start with your idea.

Describe the map you need instead of working through every settings panel.

See what changes.

The assistant uses editor tools. Review its actions and the actual result in your preview.

Keep the final say.

Continue with another prompt or adjust the details yourself. Publish the draft when you are ready.

Three map formats

SVG.
Images.
Google Maps.

Use a vector map, add clickable areas to an image, or place your locations on Google Maps.

A cropped Island explorer image map with labeled districts

Image maps

Start with an illustration or aerial photo. Draw clickable areas over it and connect each one to useful information.

A cropped Italy SVG overlay with travel markers on Google Maps

Google Maps

Put your locations on the map. Add a calibrated SVG overlay to show custom territories and shapes in their geographic context.

Connected data

Connect
any data
to your map

Connect WordPress content, products, spreadsheets or a custom API. Use the same data in your map, directory and filters.

  • WordPress posts
  • Google Sheets
  • ACF
  • Meta Box
  • WooCommerce
  • CSV
  • Custom APIs
MapSVG
Your map

Your maps and data.
All in one place.

Built-in MapSVG Collections let you edit your data right where you build your maps.

Create Collections with custom fields, link records to geo-coordinates or map regions, and use them across markers, directories, filters and detail views.

Search and filters

Filter the map.
Find the
right place.

Search by keyword, filter by category or find places near an address. Turn your data into results visitors can explore.

Search by keyword.

Search people by name, role or custom data. You choose which fields visitors can search.

Narrow it down.

Choose a territory or combine field filters. The map and directory show the matching sales representatives together.

Find nearby places.

Search around an address, choose a radius and show distances in the directory, with the nearest locations first.

Your custom features

Need more?
Extend MapSVG.

Go beyond the defaults — let AI build custom features in the built-in code editor.

An illustrated customization workflow: a request is typed, the agent acknowledges it, then adds a JavaScript selection handler in a fully dark editor with VS Code syntax colors. The original Real estate aerial image shows ten translucent red and ten green regions without outlines. Two Compare buttons add Lot 03 and Lot 04 to a shortlist. A comparison panel opens with Price, Area and Status. The animation fades out and repeats.

Templates

Shape popovers, tooltips and Directory items with HTML and Handlebars.

CSS

Match your website's typography, colors and the details of your design.

JavaScript

Respond to events, customize interactions, and transform data requests and responses.

“It’s more than
just maps!”
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A few practical answers

Good questions.

Wondering whether MapSVG fits your project?

How much AI usage is included?

Your AI allowance depends on your plan and renews every year. For example, the allowance included with the MapSVG Personal annual plan is typically enough to build a complex map from scratch several times and continue refining it throughout the year. Usage depends on the complexity of your requests. If you need more, you can buy additional AI credits at any time directly inside the plugin.

Do I need a Google Maps API key?

You need your own configured key for Google Maps and Google-powered services such as address search. An SVG or image map without those services does not need Google Maps. Google's own usage and billing terms apply.

Can I use my own SVG or image?

Yes. Import vector artwork such as a geographic map, floor plan or site plan. You can also place interactive regions over an image and edit SVG geometry inside WordPress. Use a Google Maps overlay when your artwork needs geographic context.

Can I connect my own data to the map?

Yes. Use built-in MapSVG Collections; connect WordPress posts and custom post types, including ACF and Meta Box fields and WooCommerce products; import CSV files; synchronize Google Sheets; or connect external JSON APIs through custom data sources. Link records to addresses, geo-coordinates or map regions. Available integrations depend on your plan.

Will editing a draft change my live map?

Changes to a draft's App configuration stay in the draft until it is published. Shared Collection records and Query definitions are different: editing them can affect all Apps that use them. App History is not a backup of that shared data.

Can I get help or request a refund?

You can contact MapSVG support from inside WordPress or through your account. Paid plans have a 15-day money-back guarantee; check the current pricing page for the applicable terms and plan details.

Your next project starts here

Make it
your map.

A store locator, a floor plan, a data map.
Bring your next idea to life in WordPress.

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