Cluster Map
A Cluster Map groups nearby markers into clusters that break apart as you zoom in, keeping huge point datasets fast and readable. Instead of a wall of overlapping pins, viewers see clean cluster bubbles that reveal detail on demand.
Connect a Google Sheet or upload a file and Mapji handles the clustering automatically — ideal for thousands of locations.
What you can do
- Automatic clustering
- Custom cluster styling
- Handle thousands of points
How to create a cluster map
- 1
Create a Cluster map
Start a new site and choose the Cluster map type.
- 2
Add your points
Upload GeoJSON/CSV or connect a Google Sheet with lat/lng columns.
- 3
Tune clusters
Adjust cluster radius, colors, and the count styling.
- 4
Publish
Share your live clustered map on your own domain.
Cluster Map FAQ
How many markers can a cluster map handle?
Mapji clusters thousands of points smoothly, with a 10,000-feature limit per data source.
Can it stay in sync with a spreadsheet?
Yes. Connect a Google Sheet and the map updates automatically as the sheet changes.