A MapChart alternative where the link is the map

Color the regions of a map, name your own steps, and send an address instead of a file. Whoever opens it gets a blank copy of the same map and sees yours beside theirs at the end.

No ads, and no account.

Color the US map

Tap a state, pick a step. Rename the steps to whatever you are mapping.

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Every state you color goes into the address bar. Copy what is up there and you have sent the map: no account, no export, nothing to attach.

Drag a place into a row, or tap one to move it.

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0 of 50 states + DC rated

Rate at least one state to share your map, download an image, or challenge someone.

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Feature by feature

Where I'd Live and MapChart, feature by feature
What you are doingWhere I'd LiveMapChart
AdsNone, everThird-party ads above the map
Steps to a shareable mapColor it, copy the addressThree numbered steps
Coloring a regionTap it, pick a stepPick a color, then click
The legendNames the steps and selects themA panel you fill in after
What you sendA link that opens blankA downloaded image
Image exportPNG and SVG, four sizesPNG
Every region listed by nameOn each map's pageOn the map only
What a crowd answeredAveraged and published freeNot offered
Two people's mapsSide by sideNot offered
ColorsAny color, up to 10 stepsAny color
PriceFreeFree
Basemaps109Around 70
Congressional districts, NUTS, WesterosNone of themAll of them
Fill styleFlat colorFlat color or pattern

Rating fifty places is the task, so the interaction is built around one region at a time rather than around a palette. Naming a step and using it are one control, because the thing that names your colors is the thing that selects them, and nothing has to be titled or exported before the map is ready to send.

No ads, now or later

No ads, and there never will be. The Supporter tier is $2.99 a month, for exports without the stamp and maps kept on an account. That is what the free maps run on.

What supporting costs

When MapChart is the better tool

MapChart carries maps this does not: US congressional districts, European NUTS regions, Europa Universalis, and Westeros. It also fills regions with patterns as well as flat color. If you need one of those, use MapChart.

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What both do the same

Every basemap free, every feature free, and no watermark you cannot remove by paying for convenience rather than for the map. That model is MapChart's, it works, and copying it is deliberate.

The 109 maps here

US states, all 3,141 US counties and a county map for each state, the world at 233 countries, and 46 maps of a single country's own regions. Each one has a page listing every region by name, and a blank SVG that downloads and prints.