Ultimaps

Ultimaps provides a browser-based tool for creating data-driven maps. It supports importing data from Excel, CSV, Google Sheets or Notion, color-coding regions by data, and exporting as PNG, SVG or PDF, or publishing an interactive map that can be embedded. It emphasizes ease of use and accessibility, with no separate GIS software required. The tool is designed for analysts, researchers, and teams who need to visualize data on maps.

Users can pick from a catalog of over 200 vector maps, match their data to regions automatically, and customize colors, themes, legends, and annotations. They can embed live maps on websites or publish links, and updates reflect in embedded versions without extra coding. The platform also supports AI-assisted coloring and prompt-based data interpretation.

Ultimaps offers various publishing and export options, including high-resolution vector exports and watermark-free maps on paid plans. It enables live map embeds, tooltips, and clickable popups, and supports sharing via embed code or links. The product includes a free plan with credit attribution and paid plans that remove branding and increase export quality and capacity.

It mentions a free plan, Pro and Custom options, and export formats like PNG, SVG, and PDF. It also references embedding on Notion, WordPress, Ghost and Substack, with the ability to publish and update maps hosted in Ultimaps.

Use cases

• Sales Territory Maps show boundaries by state, county or country and can be shared with teams.
• Election & Political Maps color regions by party or policy position.
• Demographic & Research Maps color regions by data from spreadsheets.