Maptiler basic tiles how to#
Maptiler basic tiles zip#

Maptiler basic tiles how to#

How to try MapTiler Server using free MapTiler Data If you need guidance on how to download other free data we offer, read this article: Read more here: How to add and host data in MapTiler Server Now drag and drop the MBtiles or Geopackage file into the software. If you haven't added your data to MapTiler Server yet, you can do it, by navigating to the Tiles tab in MapTiler Server and selecting 'NEW TILES'. The exception here is Satellite-Hybrid Map Style where the zoom levels for the whole planet are 0 to 6, with over zoom available. The Map Styles we included are Basic, Dataviz, Outdoor, Satellite Hybrid, and Streets.īear in mind that you will be able to fully zoom ( zoom level 0 to 14 and 18+ over zoom) only to the Zurich area, as this is the default dataset we included in the sample package. In the Tiles tab, you can preview the raw osm dataset of the Zurich area, in Maps, you can preview that particular dataset, together with beautiful map styles on top of it. Once you'll load your map styles zip file into the software, you will be able to preview the content of the sample data. Read more details about our recent MapTiler Data Package 3.14 here.

Maptiler basic tiles zip#

Once you have downloaded just drag and drop the zip into the MapTiler Server interface. In order to download the Map Styles Package you need to navigate to and tap on the download (you can also download it directly from the MapTiler Server). For data in other regions, you need to subscribe to MapTiler Data. Note: This is a Test Package! All the data included is optimized for Zurich Region only, so make sure to view both Map Styles and Datasets in this area. MapTiler Data Map Styles Package is a bundle of ready-to-use Map Styles, Datasets, and Fonts that can be used to test MapTiler Server for free. Alternatively, you can download a third-party map style and adjust it or create your own from scratch. We prepared ready-to-use map styles that cover most of the use cases and fit perfectly with the MapTiler Data.

On the right is the same are with the Streets map style applied. The data on the left is a raw OpenMapTiles dataset (Dallas). All this information can be modified based on the needed purpose of the map.' Style includes information about data sources, such as OpenMapTiles or MapTiler Planet, and the specific styling of the selected layers. 'A Map Style is a JSON document that defines the visual appearance of a map.