MapTiler ❤️ Open source
We believe in the importance of
open source in geographical systems.
Join the community to build a better world.
We believe in the importance of
open source in geographical systems.
Join the community to build a better world.
Together with the amazing community, we create a set of open source components and tools for building Geographic Information Systems.
Pick your favorite project based on your skills or interests and start contributing today! Newcomers are welcomed.
Open source maps made for self-hosting.
Free OpenStreetMap vector tiles for everybody.
Search in a database of all spatial coordinate systems,
accessible via API and user-friendly web interface.
www.epsg.ioGitHub: epsg.io
Map tile server based on node.js designed for serving
and rasterizing OpenSteetMap vector tiles.
www.tileserver.org GitHub: tileserver-gl
Tiny map tile server designed for serving pregenerated
raster and vector tiles with WMTS written in PHP.
GitHub: tileserver-php
An open source virtual globe using WebGL with
plug-and-play API compatibility with LeafletJS library.
www.webglearth.comGitHub: webglearth2
Place names from OpenStreetMap. Downloadable.
Ranked. With bbox and hierarchy. Ready for geocoding.
www.osmnames.org GitHub: osmnames
Python script for utilities for conversion between tiles and coordinates.
Google Firebase integration for Flask.
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Dynamic in-web-browser warping of raster layers to
various map projections done by MapTiler team!
Essential open source data processing core has our code inside!
Check the map tiling tool and PDFium.
Synchronization of the view and raster layers between
2D OpenLayers and 3D Cesium globe.
Preparing a project proposal, government contract or grant reusing our open source components?
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The very sucessful open-source project OpenMapTiles is used by 250 millions users every month. Here are the plans for the future.
Toner, map style created a decade ago by a famous Stamen Design studio, is now available in vector tiles.
The new version of our open-source map publishing project OpenMapTiles 3.11 adds support for disputed borders, roads under construction and adds two new languages.