Design the map you actually want to show
Add markers, boundaries, descriptions, images, and even 3D objects. Instead of forcing visitors into a default map experience, you control how the map feels on your site.
Website Map Software
Create an interactive map for your website without turning it into a custom engineering project.
MapQube is built for teams that need more than a static pin on a map. You can create a map, add markers and visual layers, publish it to a public URL, and embed it on your site with a simple iframe.
Publish once, share anywhere
Every published map gets a public URL. From there, you can share the link directly or use the generated embed code on a landing page, product page, sales page, or microsite.
Control the viewer experience
MapQube includes view settings for header visibility, tilt, padding, map styles, transparency, user location display, and boundary restrictions so the embedded map fits the context of the page.
What an interactive website map can do for you
This is usually a better fit than a plain map embed when the map itself is part of your product, pitch, or buying journey.
For marketing teams
Show locations, amenities, communities, venues, or destinations in a way that feels branded instead of generic. It gives people a reason to stay on the page and explore.
For operations and sales
Use the map as a visual explainer. It is easier to walk someone through a project, campus, route, or property layout when the page has a navigable map instead of a flat image.
For developers
You do not need to build a complete custom map interface from scratch just to get something polished on the site. Publish the map and embed it where you need it.
For product teams
Track how many times a map is viewed and manage public availability through publishing controls. That gives you a simple operating model for content that lives on the public web.
How it works
1. Build the map
Add your locations, descriptions, tags, images, and supported 3D objects inside the editor.
2. Publish it
Make the map public and choose how it should appear in the viewer, including styles and visibility settings.
3. Embed the public map
Use the generated public URL or iframe code on any page where the map should appear.
Example Embed
<iframe
src="https://mapqube.com/map/YOUR_MAP_ID"
width="100%"
height="600"
frameborder="0"
allowfullscreen>
</iframe>You can also publish with viewer settings such as header visibility, allowed map styles, tilt, and padding.
Example demo map section
This page should eventually show a real embedded demo map for a website-style use case. For now, the section is prepared with a placeholder so you can swap in a real published map ID when the demo is ready.
Recommended demo concept
A branded map for a public-facing website, such as a resort, township, venue guide, or destination page with 6 to 10 clearly labeled points.
<iframe
src="https://mapqube.com/map/REPLACE_WITH_WEBSITE_DEMO_MAP_ID?header=false"
title="Website map demo"
width="100%"
height="600"
frameborder="0"
style="border:0; border-radius:16px"
allowfullscreen>
</iframe>Frequently asked questions
Can I embed the map on any website?
Yes. The public map can be embedded with iframe code, which makes it suitable for most websites and page builders.
Does MapQube support public sharing?
Yes. Published maps get a public URL that can be shared directly or used as the source for the embed.
Can I track usage?
MapQube tracks map views and exposes view counts inside the dashboard so you can monitor public usage.
Need an interactive map that feels native to your site?
MapQube is a strong fit when your map is part of the story, not just a utility widget sitting on the side.