Tableau Maps Alternative

A more interactive, shareable alternative to Tableau maps—built for standalone mapping, not just dashboards

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Tableau Maps vs Atlas

Compare Tableau Maps and Tableau Maps alternative based on core features

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Upload spreadsheets
Custom map styles
Add multiple layers
Interactive filters
Mobile-friendly maps
Real-time collaboration
Standalone web maps
Embed anywhere
Cloud-based
Free to use

Create maps people can actually use

Atlas helps you build beautiful, interactive maps that are made to explore—not just stare at in a dashboard. No Tableau license needed.

Make your first map

Build map-first tools and apps

Add filters, forms, and views to your maps. Atlas makes it easy to turn spatial insights into tools for your team or clients.

Build your first app

More features of Atlas

Everything you need to move beyond embedded charts and into real mapping.

No-code builder

Build, style, and publish maps — no Tableau or dev skills required.

Standalone maps

Share full-screen maps with no dashboards around them.

Responsive layout

Maps that look great on desktop, mobile, or tablets.

Custom filtering

Let users filter by region, category, or metric.

Live collaboration

Multiple people can build and edit maps together.

Simple sharing

Share links or embed maps anywhere—no license required.

Frequently asked questions

Answers for users switching from Tableau Maps to Atlas.

Do I need Tableau to use Atlas?

No. Atlas runs in your browser and doesn’t require any other tools.

Can I embed maps in dashboards?

Yes. Atlas maps can be embedded in dashboards or shared directly.

Can I upload my spreadsheet?

Yes. Atlas supports XLSX, CSV, and many spatial formats.

Can I make my map interactive?

Yes. Atlas supports filters, popups, styling, and more.

Is it easier than Tableau?

Yes. Atlas is purpose-built for mapping with no extra fluff.

Is Atlas free?

Yes. You can use Atlas for free and upgrade if needed.