Draw routes, mark spots on the map, and share the link: no account needed.
Draw on a Map is a free alternative to Google Maps for drawing and annotating maps. Unlike Google My Maps, no sign-in is required: just open the page, draw, and share a link.
Select a drawing tool (freehand, line, arrow, or circle) from the toolbar, pick a color and brush size, then draw directly on the map. Switch back to the hand tool to pan and zoom.
Click the green share button in the toolbar. A link is copied to your clipboard containing your drawing, position, and zoom level.
Standard share links keep the drawing in your browser and in the link. Saved maps and account data are stored when you explicitly sign in and save.
Yes. You can use Draw on a Map on your phone or tablet.
Draw on a Map focuses on quickly drawing on a map and sharing it without setup. Google Maps focuses primarily on navigation and places.
Check out our guides and tutorials to get the most out of Draw on a Map:
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