Plugins

A powerful drawing and editing plugin for MapLibre GL JS. Draw polygons, lines, markers, and complex shapes with snapping and editing capabilities.

A cross-library drawing tool that works with MapLibre GL JS, Leaflet, OpenLayers, and Google Maps. Draw and edit geometries with a consistent API.

A measurement plugin for MapLibre GL JS that lets users interactively measure distances and areas on the map.

A MapLibre GL JS plugin for drawing routes that snap to the road network. Useful for planning cycling routes, bus routes, or delivery paths.

A MapLibre GL JS control that puts Terra Draw behind a ready-made toolbar: points, lines, polygons, circles, freehand and text, with select, undo, GeoJSON download, and a measuring variant.

A GPU-powered framework for visual exploratory analysis of large datasets. Integrates with MapLibre GL JS as a base map layer for high-performance geospatial visualizations.

Generate real-time contour lines and hillshade from raster DEM (digital elevation model) tiles directly in MapLibre GL JS.

Bridge Three.js 3D objects and scenes into MapLibre GL JS maps. Add 3D models, animations, and custom WebGL content to your maps.

Allmaps' MapLibre GL JS layer that warps scanned maps served over IIIF onto their geographic position in WebGL, straight from Georeference Annotations, with no pre-rendered tiles.

A custom protocol that reads Cloud Optimized GeoTIFFs straight from static hosting into MapLibre GL JS: imagery as raster layers, single-band data with color ramps, and elevation models as hillshade or 3D terrain.

A MapLibre GL JS control for viewing LiDAR point clouds (LAS, LAZ and streamed COPC) with deck.gl: color by elevation, intensity or classification, filter points, and hover to inspect them.

A custom layer from CarbonPlan that renders Zarr datasets, such as climate model output, in MapLibre GL JS and Mapbox GL JS, with GPU color maps, dimension selectors and custom fragment shaders.

A MapLibre GL JS plugin that shows indoor maps of OpenStreetMap buildings from indoor=, with a level switcher and indoor POI icons, from indoor= vector tiles or your own.

Open-Meteo's layer for MapLibre GL JS: a custom protocol that decodes weather model files (temperature, wind, precipitation and more) in the browser and draws them as raster and vector layers.

A MapLibre GL JS plugin for Panoramax, the open, federated street-level imagery platform: coverage layers with filters, picture lookup and sequence navigation, and orientation corrections sent back to the source instance.

A CSS theme system for MapLibre GL JS map controls with a visual customizer. Easily restyle navigation, attribution, and other built-in controls.

A MapLibre GL JS plugin for comparing two maps side-by-side with a swipeable divider. Perfect for before/after or multi-style comparisons.

A development tool for MapLibre GL JS that lets you inspect vector tile features, view properties, and debug map data interactively.

A MapLibre GL JS plugin for toggling layer visibility and adjusting opacity with a compact UI control.

A temporal control plugin for MapLibre GL JS that adds a timeline slider to animate time-series data on the map.

A raster basemap switcher control for MapLibre GL JS with thumbnail previews and easy style toggling.

A MapLibre GL JS layer control with visibility toggles, opacity sliders, drag-to-reorder, and a per-layer style editor. Basemap layers are grouped as one background entry.

A MapLibre GL JS control that builds a legend from the map's own style, with a symbol per layer and checkboxes to show or hide layers.

A MapLibre GL JS control that lets users switch map styles from a thumbnail panel. It ships Maptoolkit's styles as defaults and accepts any style URL or inline style.

An internationalization plugin for MapLibre GL JS from OpenStreetMap Americana. It rewrites a style's labels to prefer the reader's languages, with fallbacks, optional local-name glosses, and locale-aware country names.

A MapLibre GL JS plugin that draws a customizable geographic grid (graticule) with degree labels along the map edges, redrawn as the map moves.

A spiderfy plugin for MapLibre GL JS and Mapbox GL JS: clicking a cluster of points that share a location fans them out on legs in a circle or spiral, so each one can be clicked.

A MapLibre GL JS plugin from OpenHistoricalMap that filters every layer of a style to the features that existed on a given date, for historical maps built on OpenHistoricalMap vector tiles.

A MapLibre GL JS plugin that masks the map around a polygon: everything outside it is faded, with an optional soft edge and labels limited to the area.

Animated style images for MapLibre GL JS v6: icons from GIF, animated WebP, APNG or AVIF files, and a pulsing location dot, drawn on the GPU.

A MapLibre GL JS plugin that places HTML labels on connector lines from their points, with priorities and collision avoidance so the callouts do not overlap.

A MapLibre GL JS plugin that animates paint properties (radius, color, opacity, width) of individual features through feature state, with easing, delays and multi-step values.

A MapLibre GL JS plugin to export the current map view as a PDF, PNG, JPEG, or SVG image with configurable DPI and page sizes.

A MapLibre GL JS control that records camera animations of the map (orbits, flights between waypoints, custom paths) to WebM or MP4 video in the browser, frame by frame.

A MapLibre GL JS control from VersaTiles that renders the current map view as a vector SVG image, with a live preview, a size setting and a download button.

Esri's official MapLibre GL JS plugin for ArcGIS: basemap styles, hosted vector tile layers and feature layers, with the attribution ArcGIS data requires.

The MapLibre project's binding that renders a MapLibre GL JS map as a Leaflet layer, so Leaflet apps get vector basemaps while keeping their Leaflet markers, popups and plugins.

MapLibre Plugins for AndroidOfficial

Annotation, marker view, offline, and more for Android

Single-purpose Android libraries built on MapLibre Native for Android, including the annotation plugin (a MapLibre core project), marker views, buildings, localization, offline regions, and a scale bar.

Renders a MapLibre GL JS map as a layer of an OpenLayers map, so OpenLayers apps can show MapLibre vector styles alongside their own layers and interactions.