Google Maps for Elementor

Many sites need to show where something is: a shop, an office, an event venue or a property. Embedding a map by hand usually means pasting an iframe or writing code. Google Maps for Elementor moves that work into Elementor's visual editor, where you configure the map the same way you build the rest of the page.

You place markers by entering longitude and latitude, add your own marker images, and write titles and descriptions for each one. Legends explain what the markers mean, and several map styles, including dark mode, help the map match your design. It suits travel blogs, businesses with several locations and real estate sites that want to present location data clearly.

Features

• Unlimited custom markers: Add as many markers as you need by entering exact longitude and latitude values. This works well for businesses with several locations or pages that list many points of interest.
• Custom marker images: Replace the default pins with your own icons. Matching markers to your branding, or using different icons for different types of places, makes the map easier to read.
• Interactive legends: Add legends that explain the items on your map. You can customize the display style, titles and descriptions so visitors understand what each marker represents.
• Multiple map styles: Choose from various map types and styling options, including dark mode, so the map fits the look of the rest of your website.
• Street View toggle: Switch on Google Street View with a simple toggle, giving visitors a real-world view of a place directly on your page.
• Responsive and retina ready: Maps adapt to different screen sizes and resolutions, so they stay sharp on desktops, tablets and phones.
• Built for Elementor: Create and configure maps with drag and drop inside Elementor, with no coding knowledge or iframe embedding required.
• Per-marker detail control: Set the titles, descriptions and display details for each marker and legend, so every location is presented the way your content calls for.

Best for

• Travel bloggers mapping destinations
• Businesses with several locations or offices
• Real estate sites built with Elementor