11 free tools · no sign-up

Free online map tools for planners, travelers and explorers

Draw radius rings, measure distance and area, map catchments, profile a hike, find dark skies or chase the aurora — all in your browser, with accurate distances and areas.

Runs in your browser — nothing to install Free, no account needed Share any map with a link

Spatial analysis

Measure, buffer, partition and profile places on a map.

Earth & sky

Terrain, night skies and space weather.

World & travel

Midpoints, globes, projections and time zones.

Built for real map work

Nothing to install

Every tool opens in a normal browser tab on desktop or phone. Your points and routes stay on your device.

Accurate where it matters

Circles are true geodesic distances, areas are measured on the globe, and elevation comes from a global terrain model — not eyeballed on a flat map.

Made by a planner

The tools grew out of everyday urban-planning work: catchments, distances, terrain and context maps that need to be right and look clean.

Questions

Are the CityLabMap tools free?

Yes. Every tool is free to use with no account and no sign-up. Open a tool and start working.

Do I need to install anything?

No. The tools run in a modern web browser on desktop, tablet or phone. Points, routes and settings are kept in your own browser, not on our servers.

Can I share a map I made?

Yes. Most tools have a Copy link button that stores your points, routes, rings or camera view in the link, so anyone who opens it sees the same map.

Which tool should I use to show a service area?

Use the Radius Map for a simple distance ring around one place, and the Voronoi Diagram Generator to split an area between many competing sites, such as stores or schools.

How do I find dark skies for stargazing?

Open the Light Pollution Map, search for your town, and look for black, gray or dark-blue areas nearby. Then check the Aurora Forecast if you are at high latitude.