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Title, source & unit

Value unit

Title textlegend

Title size: 26where

Gradient

Low Mid High

3-color gradientcenter

at below vs above (e.g. % for a candidate, split at 50)

Legend ends

Mode

Scale

Linear: equal value ranges. Log: use when a few regions are far higher than the rest (population, GDP) - it spreads out the smaller values so they are not all the same colour. Stepped breaks are rounded to clean numbers.

Domain (min / max)

Special colors & borders

No dataMissing (:) value 0

Background

Border

Country outline

Border width: 0.3

Legend

Legend position

Category labels

Filter

Show only regions

Higher / lower than a region

Show only Top / Bottom N

out of range

Find region

Show only (code)

Rescale colours to shown

"Show only (code)" hides everything except the codes you type (e.g. ES, DE). By default the colours of those regions stay exactly as on the full map; turn "Rescale colours to shown" on to spread the gradient across just the shown regions. The "Show only regions" toggle above filters by the threshold instead.

Show values

Show on map

Size: 13.5

Colour

Label weight

Halo (outline)

Avoid overlap

Which labels

Data

One line per region: CODE,value. Drop a CSV on the left, or type here. A country code (DE) fills all its subdivisions; a NUTS/state code (ES61) refines one.

Calc

To divide each region by another variable (e.g. per person), use Ratio A÷B under Advanced instead.

Copy settings (style)

Copy fills the box below and remembers it. Switch map if you want, then just press Apply - no need to paste. Turn "Include data" on before copying to also carry the values (they only colour regions whose codes match on the new map).

Annotate (draw & text)

Mode

Coloursize: 16

FontAbg 12

Pen line

Opacity100

Archive (saved maps)

Auto-save backup

Saves this map’s style + data under a name so you can reload it anytime (stored in your browser). E.g. save “GDP per capita Europe” once and reuse it. Auto-save keeps a rolling backup of your current work and offers to restore it next time you open the page.

A vs B (ratio / winner)

Two datasets: A (above) and B (below). Ratio A÷B colours each region by A divided by B. Winner A/B colours each region with the colour of whichever is higher there (e.g. two parties' vote %), shaded by that winner's value, with one legend per side.

Mode

Per capita

Turns the current data (A) into a per-capita rate using this map's own population. Undo restores it.

1st name2nd name

2nd dataset (CODE,value)

⤓ Drop file for B, or click

Load your main data as A (top box). Paste B here (or drop a file). Ratio A÷B maps A divided by B on the normal gradient. Winner A/B paints each region for whichever of A/B is higher there - ideal for "who won" maps (elections, yes/no), with a legend per side.

Export

Table order

Print rows

How many (N)

Table level

Columns

Table colors

Table opacity65

Table size100%

"Insert table on map" drops a compact Top-N table onto the map itself (uses the Print rows / N / level above), semi-transparent over the background. Drag it with the Move tool to any free spot; it exports inside the PNG. Press it again to refresh it after changing data. "Download table (PNG)" instead saves the full table as its own image.

Video / animation

Type

Direction

Advance each frame by

Step size (value)

Sweeps the filter from the min to the max of your data (or the reverse). Each frame shows the filter it is using. Example: unemployment > 5, > 10, > 15…

Frame speed (ms)Max frames

Hold (repeat each)

Output

Resolution

MP4 is best for Twitter/X and phones. If your browser cannot make MP4 it falls back to WebM automatically. GIF is the most compatible but heavier and lower quality.