MapCustomizer Migration

Migrate from MapCustomizer in 1 click

Paste your mapcustomizer.com/map/... URL below. We'll copy every pin into a new map under your account, with the original name, description, and color intact.

Free forever plan3 maps, 20 pins eachYour map stays in your account

Free plan, no credit card. We import the map right after sign-in.

Every pin preserved

Names, descriptions, and marker colors come across as they were.

Tied to your account

Your map doesn't disappear when you clear your browser.

Things MapCustomizer doesn't have

CSV import, public sharing links, website embeds, clustering, 10+ map styles.

How it works

From MapCustomizer to Create Mappins

The migration reads MapCustomizer's public map endpoint, so pins keep the name, description, and color you set.

  1. Copy your URL

    Copy your map's URL from mapcustomizer.com.

  2. Sign in

    Sign in with email or Google. No card required.

  3. Paste & import

    Paste the URL above and click Import.

  4. Edit or share

    Change styles, add CSV data, share, or embed.

Why migrate

What changes once your map is on Create Mappins

On MapCustomizer, your map is tied to a URL. Lose the URL, lose the map. On Create Mappins, every map is saved under your account. Sign in from any device and the maps are still there. Clearing the browser doesn't lose anything.

Based on the last few years, mapcustomizer.com will go offline again at some point. When it does, your imported copy on Create Mappins keeps working.

You also get the things MapCustomizer doesn't have: CSV and Excel import, pin clustering, 10+ base map styles, routes, regions, public share links, embed code, and password-protected maps. The free plan covers up to 3 maps with 20 pins each. Pro is $20/month for unlimited pins and advanced features.

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Since mapcustomizer.com stopped being accessible this site has been very useful for me. More tools have been added during the time I've used it and it works for large projects.
Markus Persson