What should yourmap look like?
Paste your site. An agent reads your brand, designs a vector map style on licensed HERE tiles, and shows it dropped into your own page.
Nothing is stored. Tiles and map data © 2026 HERE · Renderer: MapLibre
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A good place to start.
Find your local spot. Make yourself at home.
320 N. Franklin Street
Chicago, IL
815 W. Randolph Street
Chicago, IL
1520 N. Wells Street
Chicago, IL
Your brand, measured from your own page
The agent opens your site in a real browser and reads the rendered page, not the CSS file. Every color is weighted by how much of the screen it actually covers, so a hover state used once does not outrank the background your customers stare at all day.
- Reads computed styles after fonts and scripts have settled
- Weights each color by rendered area, not by how often it appears in the stylesheet
- Separates the document background from cards and sections, where most tools trip
- Finds your existing map, its renderer, and where the tiles come from
Contrast checked before it ships
A model picks the colors. A deterministic engine decides the numbers, and it refuses to hand you a map you cannot read. Labels are held to 4.5:1 against the surface, water and road casings to 1.2:1. Where a palette leaves no room, the engine corrects lightness and says so in writing.
- The model never touches a value in the style file — it cannot produce an unreadable map
- Tested across ten extreme palettes: dark sites, pure white, navy on yellow, neon
- Every correction is reported, so you know what changed and why
One engine.
Every kind of brand.
From a neighborhood store to a fleet dashboard. The same map, with a completely different point of view.
Illustrative maps from example palettes. Select a style to explore it.
Live HERE maps require an API key.
Showcase your website with your map
We render your own page with the new basemap dropped into the exact spot your current map occupies. Same layout, same copy, different map. Nothing to install to see it.
GOOD THINGS, CLOSE BY
A good place to start.
Find your local spot. Make yourself at home.
320 N. Franklin Street
Chicago, IL
815 W. Randolph Street
Chicago, IL
1520 N. Wells Street
Chicago, IL
Layers a consumer basemap does not have
These styles sit on HERE vector tiles, which carry classes built for moving freight, not for browsing. Truck-preferred routing, congestion charge areas and environmental zones are real, stylable layers — not something you overlay yourself and keep in sync forever.
- Twenty-one layers, tuned per zoom, from country view down to building footprints
- Verified against live tiles — not written from a schema doc and hoped for
One file. Whatever renderer you already use.
You get a Mapbox GL style spec document. Point MapLibre at it and you are done — same for Mapbox GL JS or Tangram. No SDK swap, no proprietary format, no build step. If your team already renders maps, this is a config change, not a project.
- Works with MapLibre, Mapbox GL JS, Tangram, deck.gl
- Still on Leaflet? Licensed raster tiles are one URL swap while you plan the move
- We host and version the style, so a schema change upstream is our problem
// your renderer, your repo, one line changes
new maplibregl.Map({
container: 'map',
style: 'https://style.placematic.io/acme/v3',
center: [-87.63, 41.88],
zoom: 12
});
The map is the one screen nobody owns
Every other surface in your product got a design review. The map shipped with whatever the SDK returned by default, and it has looked like somebody else's product ever since. Here is what actually stands in the way, and what we do about it.
The style is free. The tiles are metered.
Designing a style costs you nothing and you can keep the file. What costs money is serving licensed map tiles to your users, billed per transaction by HERE and passed through by us at partner rates.
Design a style
Free, unlimited, no account. Paste a URL and keep what comes out.
- Full style.json, yours to download
- Contrast report and the reasoning behind every choice
- Works with your own renderer and your own tile key
Tiles, key and hosting
We issue the key, host the style at a URL we maintain, and invoice you. One vendor.
- Licensed HERE tiles with commercial terms
- Volume priced per transaction — partner rates, not list
- Style versioned and regenerated when the upstream schema moves
- Truck and zone layers included where your plan covers them
Stop shipping somebody else's map
Paste your URL. In about ten seconds you will be looking at your own page with a map that belongs to it.
The things people ask before they paste a URL
Which renderers does the style work with?
We are on Leaflet. Is this useless to us?
Do we have to open a HERE account?
What do you do with our site?
How accurate is the brand reading, honestly?
Do we have to show HERE attribution?
What happens when HERE changes the tile schema?
style.json you
downloaded once is a file that quietly stops matching the data a year from now.Can you just do the integration for us?
Designing your map
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