FAQ

Is this route planner free?

Yes. Multi-stop routing, driving distances, walking and cycling directions, travel time estimates, and shareable links are all completely free. No account or payment is required.

How many stops can I add?

There is no hard limit. Add as many waypoints as your route requires. Each leg's distance and duration is listed individually, and the panel shows the running total.

Does it give turn-by-turn directions?

Yes. Step-by-step directions for each leg appear in the sidebar when you are in Drive, Walk, or Bike mode. The directions are powered by OpenStreetMap's routing engine.

How do I share my route?

Select Share route to copy a link to your route. The recipient can open it without an account.

Plot a Route on a Map

Plot a Route Online

Use this free route planner to plot a route on an interactive map. Add a starting point, destination, and optional stops, then choose Drive, Walk, or Bike mode to calculate road-following distances and estimated travel times.

How to Plot a Route on a Map

  1. Enter your starting point: search for an address, city, or landmark.
  2. Add your destination: select the endpoint from the search results.
  3. Add stops: insert as many waypoints as you need for a multi-stop route.
  4. Choose a mode: switch between driving, walking, and cycling.
  5. Share your route: copy a link that opens the same plotted route.

Route Plotting Uses

  • Road trips: plan stops and compare total distance before leaving.
  • Walking directions: plot custom pedestrian routes and share them.
  • Delivery routes: add multiple stops and share the route with a driver.
  • Bike rides: plot cycling routes with distance and estimated travel time.

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