How to import a KML into Google Maps?
- Nan Zhou
- Apr 4, 2023
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 2
So you have a KML file you want to visualise on a map (or Google Maps). Good news! With No Code Map App, you can now import KML files into your own custom Google Maps as a layer.
Like this one!
How to import a KML file into Google Maps?
Sign up for a No Code Map App account and create a New Map.
Choose a map template.
Import KML file(s).
And you are done!
Step 1 - Create a New Map
After you have signed up or logged in, click on the "New Map" button on your dashboard.
Step 2 - Choose a map template!
You need to choose a map template. If you are not sure which one to use, the General template would work for almost everything!
Step 3 - Import your KML files
Under "Import data" and "Additional layer", you can import your KML files.
You can import up to 5 files.
That's it - it will be automatically mapped!
Give it a try! :)
Nan
I'm interested in being able to display polygons like you've shown here in these example images, but it's difficult to tell exactly how this works from just the static images you have provided here. Can the user click on any of the polygons shown to pull up information on that particular area? Do you have an active example that I could access to see if this will do what I'm trying to accomplish? Thanks!