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Design the perfect marker. Set the mood with beautiful map styles. Create pixel-perfect modal pop-ups. Your limit is your imagination — Atlist gives you complete design control.
Atlist is perfect for maps with a single marker — or thousands of markers. Plus, import spreadsheets and effortlessly create maps from your own data sets.
Add a powerful search bar to help visitors find what they’re looking for.
Maps share beautifully and can be embedded on any website.
Import spreadsheets with address or latitude and longitude data.
Add a totally customizable sidebar with search, lists, descriptions and more.
Plot a visitors current location on your map for easier wayfinding.
Organize markers into groups with custom styles.
Responsive maps let visitors browse on the go— and you create on the go.
Automatically combine markers in close proximity into clusters.
Keep maps secure and private with password protection.
Assign numerical (1,2,3) or alphabetical (a,b,c) marker icons automatically.
Toggle control options for streetview, zoom, pan, full screen and more.
Add live traffic, transit and bicycling data layers.
Add markers with latitude and longitude data to get the right spot.
Atlist is HTML-friendly and includes CSS style targets for an extra level of control.
Choose between 1,400+ fonts from Google Fonts.
Integrate with Google Maps to give visitors up-to-the-minute directions.
Integrate with Google Street View to give visitors a closer look.
Add photo galleries and lightboxes to modal pop-ups.
Beautiful custom maps. No developer required.
Maps share beautifully and embed anywhere on the internet — Squarespace, WordPress, Webflow and more.
"Atlist was faster to use than have the in-house engineers work on my project."
- Calvin Williamson, Web Designer
"My client fell in love with Atlist immediately. So did I. The simplicity and functionality lead to an awesome user experience."
- Dan Plumadore, Founder, SkyBourne
"I cannot decide which is better, the product or the support. Recommending this to all of our clients."
- William Kariuki, UX Designer at Ensign
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