From a spreadsheet to a map in four steps

No GeoJSON, no projections, no layers. Pick where, paste what, and download.

  1. 01

    Choose geography

    A state, then District, PIN Code or Parliamentary. The outline draws instantly.

  2. 02

    Pick the map type

    Bubble for volume, colour for rates, or both together. Changeable at any point.

  3. 03

    Paste your data

    Columns are detected and names matched. Anything uncertain is shown to you, never guessed.

  4. 04

    Export

    Download it as PNG, transparent PNG or SVG. Free, no watermark, and no ads at the moment.

Online or offline?

Same maps, same controls. The difference is where your numbers live.

The offline studio is finished and coming soon. Everything is ready — we are just waiting for final approvals, and the download will open as soon as they come through. Online is free in the meantime.

Online and offline compared
FeatureOnlineOffline
AvailableYesComing soon
InstallationNoneNone
InternetRequiredNot after download
Your dataStays in the browserStays on that laptop
Bubble & colour mapsYesYes
ExportFree, no adsNot downloadable yet
Best forConvenienceConfidential data

Where the boundaries come from

Official open data — the Local Government Directory, Survey of India, Bhuvan and DataMeet, via the india-geodata project.

Every area carries its LGD code, so your rows join on a government identifier rather than a spelling. That is why Calcutta, Kolkata and Kolkatta all land in the same place.

  • 36 states
  • 785 districts
  • 19,928 PIN areas
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Worked examples

Each one opens with a real situation, shows the sheet it starts from, and hands that sheet straight to the builder. Pick whichever is closest to the job on your desk.