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

Choose the geographic detail

Select from more than 250 vector maps of 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 locations divided into regions, departments, districts, or municipalities.

Choose a projection such as Mercator, Miller, or NaturalEarth1, select the regions to display, and exclude areas that do not fit the map. Set the starting zoom and center to frame the locations you want users to see.

Style locations and data

• Color regions and markers individually, and group regions into visual units.
• Use custom images, vector icons, or text labels for markers, then cluster nearby markers when a map has many locations.
• Add legends to explain mapped colors and symbols.
• Create heatmaps, also called choropleth maps, to color regions according to data.
• Draw lines between markers to show routes or other relationships, or overlay maps such as US states on a world map.
• Populate maps automatically from existing categories or tags.

Hover interactions can change colors and display HTML tooltips. Click actions can open a new window or show additional content outside the map or in a lightbox.

How the maps appear on your site

Maps are embedded in HTML5 pages as responsive, touch-enabled SVG content designed for modern browsers and devices. The plugin uses the amCharts visualization library and loads some files from its CDN. An amCharts account and a Google Maps API key are not required to display maps. You can optionally add a Google Maps API key to enable geocoding in the map administration when adding markers; that service is not used to display maps.

Create and add a map

Install MapGeo Pro in WordPress, open the map utilities, pick a geographic map, and configure its display. Select the regions or areas, then add colors, markers, labels, and interactions. Refine the view with zoom, center, projections, legends, or grouped regions, and add the map to a page through your WordPress content process.

During installation, you can optionally share non-sensitive information about your WordPress installation with Freemius. This opt-in is optional, and the extension works without it. Visitor data is not collected.