EasyMapCharts

EasyMap Charts Guide

From spreadsheet to map,
one clear step at a time

Choose the guide that matches your task: prepare Excel or CSV data, confirm administrative areas, review name matches, adjust labels and the legend, then export a map for a presentation or report.

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Recommended start

Make one four-row map first

You do not need every mapping term before the first result. Select a map extent, paste four place-name and value rows, confirm the matches, then set labels and the legend. Use the focused guides below when a specific question appears.

Read the Excel-to-map starter →
Input
Place + value
Result
About 3 minutes
Privacy
No automatic upload

Know the interface

Build one map from top to bottom

Every section works on the same live map. See what each part does, then open the focused guide when needed.

Open the complete interface guide →
  1. 01Map dataChoose world, first-level, or detailed boundaries.
  2. 02Administrative areasKeep one level and confirm the mapped areas.
  3. 03Input dataType values, paste a table, or upload a file.
  4. 04Match reviewCheck original names, map names, and values.
  5. 05Presentation & styleChoose color, bubbles, bars, or flows.
  6. 06LabelsSet headings, place names, legend, and unit.
  7. 07ExportChoose ratio, size, font, and file format.

Start and prepare

Get spreadsheet data onto the map

Choose the input route or solve a place-name problem before styling.

01Learn the complete EasyMap interfaceSeven steps from map data to export on one live map.02Turn Excel data into a mapThe complete two-column beginner workflow.03Turn CSV data into a mapFile structure, encoding, upload, and review.04Fix unmatched place namesResolve levels, scope, language, and ambiguity.05Make a China province, city, or county mapUse cascading selection without mixing levels.06Make a world country data mapMatch multilingual names and choose a familiar center.

Design and explain

Make the result readable

Use classification, labels, legends, and export settings to preserve meaning.

01Understand choropleth map classesEqual intervals, quantiles, natural breaks, and logarithmic classes.02Keep dense map labels readableNames, values, contrast, halos, and final-size checks.03Export for PowerPoint and reportsChoose ratio, resolution, fonts, PNG, JPEG, or SVG.

Worked examples

Follow a complete regional map

Use visible sample tables and clearly identified demonstration values.

01China province data mapPractice a national province-level choropleth.02Guangdong city data mapHandle city selection, Pearl River Delta labels, and export.

One workflow

Choose the extent, paste the data, review, and export

01Choose map data02Confirm areas03Paste data04Review matches05Set labels06Export map
Make a data map now →