MapSVG - Google Maps, Vector Maps, Image Maps, and Store Locator WordPress Plugin - Techariens

MapSVG v8.7.6 – Google Maps, Vector Maps, Image Maps, and Store Locator WordPress Plugin

Recognized for its flexibility and feature-rich design, this plugin has surpassed 11,000 sales and continues to lead in its category.

Fully supports the latest WordPress versions and popular plugins. MapSVG works seamlessly with WordPress 6.x, Gutenberg, Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), and Contact Form 7. You can link ACF field values to dynamically change map colors or show Contact Form 7 modals directly on your map.

Designed for a wide range of industries and use cases. Whether you need a real estate map, a store locator, sales region maps, or detailed floor plans, MapSVG fits perfectly. It’s also great for visualizing data or creating linked map regions.

Choose from a wide collection or design your own visuals. The plugin includes over 100 ready-to-use country maps, or you can create custom vector drawings and place them on top of a Google Map background.

More than a mapping tool—it’s a visual database platform. MapSVG allows you to connect your own structured data to Google Maps, vector shapes, or image-based layouts, creating highly interactive experiences.

Supports multiple map types for complete flexibility:

• Scalable SVG maps with all countries included

• Google Maps with unlimited styling options

• Combined use of Google Maps and vector overlays

• Image maps allowing interactivity with PNG or JPEG files

Easily place and manage content directly on the map. Use the built-in database to create data objects and connect them to map regions or markers. These can be displayed as popups, clustered markers, detailed views, or a linked sidebar menu.

Built-in filtering options help users find exactly what they need:

• Search by keyword

• Find nearby places by entering an address or using the device’s current location

• Filter by postal code

• Use custom fields to refine results

Turn complex data into visually digestible map insights. Use color gradients to display regional data or statistics for better analysis and understanding.

Add interactive behavior with simple scripting. You can extend the functionality by writing JavaScript in the built-in event editor. Trigger specific actions when clicking regions or markers, or when data loads from the server.

Adjust the look and feel with visual tools. Style your map using a built-in template and CSS editor for complete design control.

Integrate seamlessly with other tools and plugins. Drop in shortcodes from external plugins—such as forms—and dynamically pass object data like email addresses into those forms based on user interaction.

Enhance your map visuals with a media gallery. With the MapSVG.Gallery add-on, you can display sliders, image lightboxes, or galleries directly connected to your map objects.

Enable deeper navigation and detailed map layers. Activate drill-down features where clicking one region loads another detailed map. For example, selecting a building floor can load an interior floor plan, and from there, show apartment layouts.

Let users control what they see with toggleable map elements. Add user-friendly controls so visitors can show or hide specific types of content on the map.