Select your desired pin icon, or upload your own custom icon.

Click the More > button to find your icon uploads.

Or, you can remove pins altogether by clicking the red No icon.

And have fun! Play around with different shapes to make your maps even more useful.

Toggle the Static and Dynamic tabs to choose the type of coloring you want for your map pins.

Use Static styling if you always want your map pins to appear the same color.

To set a custom color, choose from the color slider, or click Customize and paste your deisred hex code.

Select Randomize to assign random pin colors. Once assigned, colors remain static until the next time you click Randomize.

Use Dynamic styling if you want your map pins to change color whenever your data changes. This is particularly useful for keeping track of sales, or locations that are due for a visit or delivery.

Toggle the gray Dynamic button to turn on Dynamic styling.

Colors: Add HTML color names or hex codes to your dataset to color-code a specific category. Mapline applies these colors to your map pins.

Heat Map Data: Select a numeric column from your dataset (for example, sales numbers) to create a shaded heat map based on that data.

Mapline auto-assigns heat map colors to all the values in your dataset, ranging from minimum to maximum. Alternatively, select a desired color range to customize it yourself. Add additional color shades by clicking the blue + icon next to the rainbow bar. Drag the color dots left and right to adjust your colors.

Color Groups: When this is turned off, Mapline uses as many heat map colors as it sees fit for your data. When it’s turned on, you can specify how many colors you want in your heat map.

Want your pin layers numbered? Change your interior styling to a number, and you’ll have a distinct visual for which pins belong to which map layer.

Or, if one of your pin layers consists of VIP clients, change the interior to a star.

Maybe you don’t want an interior icon for your pins? No problem! Just click the red No sign to turn off interior icons.

What a cool way to leverage the look & feel of your pins!

Customize the size of your pins to create the look that best suits your needs.

Or, adjust your pin cluster options to make your map even easier to navigate.

Pin clusters are groups of pins that appear as a single pin with a number next to it. If you have high density pin areas, this makes your maps less cluttered and easier to navigate.

Choose the size of the area you’d like to cluster together. When you zoom in, these clusters will separate into individual pins once more. Or, click on a cluster to zoom in and see the individual pins.

Toggle the Pin Count checkbox to turn pin counts on or off.