MapGeo Pro

MapGeo Pro is the Pro edition for building responsive, touch-enabled SVG maps in WordPress. Use maps to show visited countries, travel routes, offices, projects, representatives, statistics, or other geographic data. Create as many maps as you need.

Map coverage determines the detail you can show

Choose from more than 250 vector maps covering the world, continents, regions, and countries. The collection includes US states divided into counties, county maps for Mexico and Canada, and alternate versions of some countries divided into regions, departments, districts, or municipalities.

Region and marker controls shape the view

Select which areas to display, exclude specific regions, and select a projection such as Mercator, Miller, or NaturalEarth1. Hover effects can change region colors and show HTML tooltips. Click actions can open a new window or display additional content.

• Color regions and markers individually, group regions, and add legends for colors, markers, or data.
• Set the initial zoom and map center, use advanced zoom controls, and cluster nearby markers.
• Use custom pictures, vector icons, or text labels as markers.
• Show click content outside the map or in a lightbox.
• Create heatmaps, also called choropleth maps, to color regions according to data.
• Connect markers with lines to show routes or relationships, or overlay maps such as US states on a world map.
• Populate maps automatically from existing categories or tags.

SVG output keeps maps responsive across devices

Maps are embedded in HTML5 pages as responsive, touch-enabled SVG content designed for modern browsers and devices. The extension uses the amCharts visualization library and loads some files from its CDN. An amCharts account is not required. A Google Maps API key is not needed to display maps; adding one in the plugin options enables geocoding in the administration area when placing markers. Google geocoding is not used when a map shows on a page.

Build the map in stages

Choose a vector map, select the regions or areas to include, then add colors, markers, labels, and interactions. Refine the presentation with the zoom level, center, projection, legend, or grouped regions. For data visualizations, heatmaps, connected markers, and map overlays can show regional values and geographic relationships.

Add the finished map to a WordPress page

Install MapGeo Pro, open the map utilities, and choose a geographic map and its display settings. Add the configured map to a page through your WordPress content process.

During installation, you can optionally share non-sensitive WordPress installation data with Freemius. The plugin works without opting in, and it does not collect data from your visitors.