Ultimaps

Ultimaps lets users import data from Excel, CSV, Google Sheets, or Notion, or paste data or describe it in an AI prompt, then matches the data to map regions and colors them accordingly. It offers 200+ vector maps covering continents by country, major countries by administrative region, and all 50 US states by county. Maps can be customized with colors, themes, pins, and annotations, exported as PNG, SVG, or PDF, or published as interactive maps with tooltips, popups, and embed codes. The site states that no sign-up is needed to start creating maps, and that a free account is required to save or publish. Free maps include a small ultimaps.com credit, while paid options remove it.

Key features

• Import data from Excel, CSV, Google Sheets, or Notion, or paste data directly
• AI prompt to describe the desired map and match data to regions
• 200+ vector maps including world countries, US counties, and regions of major countries
• Color-coded regions with legends
• Pins placed from addresses or coordinates
• Export as PNG, SVG, or PDF (high resolution and vector formats on paid plans)
• Publish interactive maps with tooltips, popups, and click-through links
• Embed maps via one line of code or by pasting a link into Notion, WordPress, Ghost, or Substack
• Interactive maps work on desktop and mobile
• Pan and zoom, or a fixed view

Best suited for

• Sales teams creating territory maps
• Real estate firms visualizing property portfolios
• Election and political analysts
• Researchers and analysts presenting demographic or survey data
• Businesses showing service areas or office and store locations
• Journalists and educators publishing data maps

Pricing

Free plan: €0 forever, unlimited maps, includes 100 address lookups and 20 AI requests per month, PNG export with credit. Pro: €41.58/month or €499 billed yearly (save 15%), unlimited exports without credit, 5,000 lookups and 500 AI requests per month. One-time export: €12.50 per map. Custom maps from €49. Non-profits receive 30% off subscription plans.