QGIS projects to web maps in a single run

Turns your styled project into vector tiles, a matching MapLibre style and a ready-to-use web viewer. No internet or extra server needed.

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Free & open source Works offline QGIS 3.44+ & 4 Large datasets Complex cartography Coupled data & style

Live demo

Natural Earth, live.

Project: Natural Earth, hundreds of layers and data sources.
Processing: world extent → zoom levels 0–8 → 8 minutes
Published: uploaded to GitHub Pages as is.

Natural Earth · live web mapFull screen

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Output works with

Features

Your QGIS styling, carried all the way to the browser.

Style in QGIS. The plugin does the tiling, styling and packaging.

Large datasets

Clipped to your extent, cached between runs, processed in parallel.

Complex styling

Rule-based, categorized and graduated renderers, labels and geometry generators.

Data-style coupling

Data-defined values are computed per feature and stored in the tiles.

Familiar GUI

A standard Processing tool: pick the extent and zoom levels, then run.

Compact output

Each layer only at its own zoom levels, with only the fields it uses.

Client-side rendering

MapLibre or OpenLayers draw the tiles in the browser, sharp at every zoom.

No dependencies

Uses the Python and GDAL that ship with QGIS. Nothing to install.

Open standards

Vector tiles in PMTiles and a MapLibre GL style.

Tap a feature for details.

How it works

One run. Six modules. A complete web map.

Open source. Click a module to see what it does.

Execution pipelinesrc/

How it works

One folder, ready to use.

Tiles, style and viewer, side by side.

Output package5 parts

Vector tiles archive.pmtiles
MapLibre style sheet.json
Icon sprites.png & .json
Web viewer & local server.html & .py
Font glyphs.pbf

Open it or publish it. The map opens in your browser after each run. Upload the folder to GitHub Pages or any web host as it is.

Gallery

See it in action.

Real exports, straight from QGIS.

Gallery

Styling in detail.

Expressions, transparency and complex lines.

Use cases

Fits the stack you already have.

One export, three ways to use it.

01

Client-side rendering

Use the style in any MapLibre-compatible web client. Drawn in the browser, no map server.

Mapbox

MapTiler

MapLibre

OpenLayers

Standard Vector Tiles and GL Styles.

02

Web map services

Serve the tiles, or the styled map as WMS/WMTS, from your server.

GeoServer*

TileServer GL

Martin

* With the PMTiles and MBStyle extensions.

03

Publish anywhere

A folder of plain files. Upload it anywhere and share the link.

GitHub Pages Any web host

One PMTiles file, over plain HTTP.

QGIS projects to web maps in a single run

Your QGIS styling, carried all the way to the browser.

Large datasets

Complex styling

Data-style coupling

Familiar GUI

Compact output

Client-side rendering

No dependencies

Open standards

One run. Six modules. A complete web map.

See it in action.

Fits the stack you already have.

Client-side rendering

Web map services

Publish anywhere

Your next web map is one run away.