MapPress Pro

Help visitors find locations on a map

MapPress Pro adds search, geolocation, and filtering to WordPress maps and shop locators. Its Gutenberg mashup block combines location content from multiple posts in one searchable map. These features can support directories of stores or offices, real estate listings, travel routes, delivery areas, and other location collections.

Create maps with Gutenberg map blocks or the classic editor, then add them to posts, pages, or custom post types. MapPress also works with shortcodes and map generation with PHP. Map and mashup widgets offer additional placement options.

Choose a map engine

MapPress supports Google Maps, Mapbox, and Leaflet maps using OpenFreeMap with OpenStreetMap data. Google Maps and Mapbox require an API key; OpenFreeMap does not. Maps are stored independently of the selected engine, so you can switch engines without losing map data.

Connect markers to your location data

Upload custom marker artwork or use the marker editor to choose from thousands of icons, shapes, and colors. MapPress Pro can assign marker icons by taxonomy, tag, or category, and generate maps automatically from custom fields. Advanced Custom Fields integration supports working with custom-field content.

Customizable templates control how markers and location lists appear. Popups can contain custom text, photos, pictures, and links.

Set the map's show and detail

Maps are responsive and can be sized in pixels, percentages, or viewport units. Styling and marker clustering help organize the map display. Google overlays can show traffic, bicycling, or transit, and directions can open through Google Maps. Available geocoders include Google, Nominatim, and Mapbox.

For mapped routes and areas, MapPress supports KML overlays, GPX tracks, and drawn polygons, circles, and lines.

Use maps across WordPress websites

MapPress supports WPML and WordPress Multisite. To get started, install and activate MapPress, choose a map engine, and make a map in the Gutenberg or classic editor. Add locations and markers, set the map's size and presentation, then use Pro search, filters, custom markers, or mashups as needed. Provide an API key if you choose Google Maps or Mapbox.