Cluster maps

Group nearby points into clusters

Cluster maps
Cluster maps
Tidy crowded maps
Counts per cluster
Zoom to expand
Simple setup

Create cluster maps

Group thousands of overlapping points into clean, readable clusters in minutes with Atlas

Cluster maps

What is a cluster map?

A cluster map groups nearby points into a single marker showing how many points it contains. As you zoom in, clusters break apart into individual points, keeping dense maps readable even with thousands of locations.

Create your first cluster map
Cluster maps
Cluster maps

Examples of cluster maps

Customer locations

Cleanly map thousands of customers without clutter

Asset inventories

Group dense assets and drill down by zooming

Incident reports

See where events concentrate across a region

Create Cluster maps

How to create a cluster map?

1

Upload your points

Add a dataset with many locations, even thousands.

2

Enable clustering

Atlas automatically groups nearby points into clusters.

3

Style the clusters

Set colors, sizes, and count labels for clarity.

4

Save and share

Download your map or share a link directly from Atlas.

Start making Cluster maps

Why choose Atlas for cluster maps?

Atlas makes building cluster maps fast and fully customizable, with powerful features for teams of any size.

Export high-quality maps

Download your map in multiple formats with no quality loss.

Integration-friendly

Connect with tools like Google Sheets, Salesforce, and more.

Real-time updates

See your data visualized the moment it changes.

Interactive visualization

Hover and click to explore data points in detail.

Custom branding

Add your logo and style for a professional touch.

Access from anywhere

Create and view maps on any device with an internet connection.

Frequently asked questions

Learn more about creating and using cluster maps.

How many points can I cluster?

Atlas handles thousands of points smoothly with clustering.

Do clusters expand when I zoom?

Yes, clusters break into individual points as you zoom in.

Can I see counts per cluster?

Absolutely, each cluster shows how many points it contains.

What file formats are supported?

You can upload all common geo formats, including GeoJSON, KML, CSV, Shapefile and many more.

Do I need technical skills?

No, Atlas is user-friendly and designed for everyone, no GIS experience required.