What is MapPalette?
MapPalette is a free browser-based map maker. You click regions on an interactive map — countries of the world, states of India, US states, German Länder, or the provinces of 250+ other countries — to color them, label each color in a legend, and download the finished map as a high-resolution PNG or an editable SVG. There is no account, no watermark and nothing to install; your map is processed entirely in your browser.
People use it for election and results maps, "countries I've visited" trackers, sales-territory maps, classroom geography exercises, news-style policy maps and data-driven choropleths — paste a table of region–value rows and the map shades itself automatically. If you're new to map making, the illustrated guides walk through choropleths, color choices and more.
Frequently asked questions
Is MapPalette really free?
Yes — every map type, every export format, at full resolution. The site is supported by advertising instead of subscriptions.
Can I use the maps commercially?
Yes. Exported maps are yours for any use, including commercial, with no attribution required. The boundary data is public-domain Natural Earth — details on the about page and in the terms of use.
How do I make a map from data instead of clicking?
Open any map and click 📊 Import data, then paste rows like
France, 67 from a spreadsheet. Regions are shaded automatically
into classes with a ready legend — see the
choropleth guide.
Can I save my map and edit it later?
Maps autosave in your browser. You can also download a small config file to re-load later, or copy a Share link that reopens your exact map — colors, legend and title — on any device.
Which map should I start with?
The world map for anything organized by country, the India map or USA map for state-level maps, and the country list for everywhere else.