Map ViewInteractive maps for Obsidian

Transform your notes vault into a personal geographic information system.

Geolocation in Notes

Store geolocations in note front matter or as inline links with multiple locations per note. Add them via search, from the map, or from your device GPS.

Powerful Queries

Filter what's shown on the map with a boolean query language — combine tags, paths, linked notes, properties, and more.

Display Rules

Customize marker icons, badges, colors, and path styles using query-based rules. The same system that powers filtering also drives your visual customization.

Paths & Shapes

View and draw paths in GPX, KML, TCX and GeoJSON formats. Edit Mode lets you draw directly on the map and save to notes.

Routing

Calculate driving, cycling, and walking routes between map points using the GraphHopper API, or open in an external service.

Offline Maps

Tiles are cached automatically for performance. Batch-download areas for offline use.

Obsidian Bases

Full integration with Obsidian Bases for even more powerful queries and displays.

Claude Integration

CLI commands let Claude look up geolocations and add them to your notes. Ask Claude to plan a trip, research places, or build a location list — it will add pins to your map.

Other Options

The Obsidian ecosystem provides at least two more notable plugins that provide map displays:

Obsidian Maps - the map plugin maintained by the Obsidian developers.
Obsidian Leaflet - a community plugin focused on fine-grained, per-note map customization.