Atlas

Welcome to Atlas 1.0 👋      You’re about to see what a modern GIS application looks like     A lot has happened since we announced Atlas Beta last year. A few of the highlights:     • Real-time collaboration ✨ In March, real-time collaborative maps took the internet by storm     • Dynamic charts and graphs ⚡ Interactive widgets that take your data storytelling to the next level   • Raster analysis 📈 We introduced many raster features for analysing satellite imagery, digital elevation models, and aerial photographs   • OSM integration 🤝 The OpenStreetMap community loved the new integration allowing them to import data directly into their maps and use it for analyses   • 50+ spatial analyses 📊 We rolled out more than 50+ spatial analyses, including both vector and raster operations   • Comments 💬 We launched Comments, making reviewing, giving feedback and asking questions on your maps much better   On to Atlas 2.0. We are committed to being the best GIS for importing data, the easiest one at analyzing, and the prettiest when sharing maps.     In practice, this means:   → More integrations and (a lot more) data to get started   → New (and old) ways to transform data → Big updates to how your maps look and feel when shared      You've never seen a GIS application do this. Fredrik Moger Vegard J. Løwe Marius Hofgaard Harald Tryti Rieber André Egeli Erling Olweus Jesper Paulsen John Chen Alessandro De Luca

Looking for the perfect basemap for your project? 🌍 Here are 10 great basemap options that work with Atlas 👇

Desktop GIS vs. Atlas ⚡

Tired of the same old map backgrounds? 👇 We’ve just rolled out the ability to add custom basemaps using web-based map services like Mapbox, MapTiler, Stadia Maps, and even XYZ tiles. Whether you need a sleek vector style or a custom tile set, it’s now just a few clicks away.

Location data can transform your business — but are you using it? 🌍 Swipe through our carousel to discover why location matters 👇

Ever wished you could download all the comments from your map? Well, now you can 🎉 Atlas now lets you download comments as CSV or JSON files. Super handy for analyzing public feedback and keeping things organized.

Want to collect feedback from the community? 💬 Atlas makes it simple. Turn complex data into interactive maps that anyone can explore. Public participation becomes easy, engaging, and accessible for everyone.

Love designing products that people enjoy using? 🎨 We’re hiring a Product Designer! At Atlas, we’re making spatial data easy for everyone. Your job? Design interfaces that make complex data simple and intuitive. Details below 👇

Need a 3D model on your map fast? We've got you 😉 Just click “Select model” and choose from 20+ built-in models—or upload your own! Once it’s on the map, drag, rotate, and resize it until it fits perfectly. Easy, right?

1 million 3D trees - smooth as butter 🌳 Stunned by the performance of displaying 3D models in Atlas