Interactive World Maps

Many sites need to show where things are: offices, events, travel stops, service areas or regional data. A static image does not let visitors click or explore. Interactive World Maps gives you a way to build maps that respond, so each region or marker can show a tooltip and trigger an action such as opening a link or showing content.

You can create as many maps as you need, and the ready-made collection means you often start from an existing map instead of drawing one. Colors can be set for individual regions to mark territories or categories. When a map is ready, a shortcode places it anywhere on your site, and the WPBakery element offers another route if you build pages with that builder.

Features

• Unlimited map creation: Build as many maps as your site needs, with no cap on how many you create, so each page or project can have its own map.
• Many geographic scopes: Choose a map that covers the globe, a single continent or country, a US state, or smaller regions and metropolitan areas, depending on the area you want to show.
• Colored regions: Give each region its own color to mark territories, categories or differences in data, so visitors can read the map at a glance.
• Markers with tooltips: Add markers to pinpoint locations and attach a tooltip to each marker or region so visitors see details when they hover or click.
• Click actions: Set what happens when someone clicks a region or marker, such as opening a link or showing extra content on the page.
• Shortcode placement: Place any map anywhere on your site with a shortcode, which works in posts, pages and other areas that accept shortcodes.
• WPBakery element: Add maps directly in WPBakery through a dedicated element, which suits sites already built with that page builder.
• Ready-made map library: Hundreds of maps are included, so you can pick an existing map for a region and customize it instead of starting from scratch.

Best for

• Travel blogs mapping destinations and routes
• Businesses showing locations or service areas
• Educators and publishers presenting regional data