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Google Maps Embed Generator

Build a Google Map with several pins on it and copy the embed code. Google's own embed only allows one.

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Preview uses OpenStreetMap; the embed itself uses Google Maps. The view is fixed because the embed always frames your locations automatically.

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Note: Replace YOUR_API_KEY with your Google Maps API key for production use. Get an API key

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This tool generates a simple static embed. For advanced features like search, filters, analytics, lead capture, and automatic updates, try StoreRocket.

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How to Embed Google Maps with Multiple Pins

Adding a Google Map with multiple markers to your website is a great way to show customers where your stores, offices, or service locations are. Whether you're a retailer with multiple storefronts, a restaurant chain, or a service provider with regional offices, a multi-pin map helps visitors find you quickly.

Why Use Multiple Pins on Your Map?

A single-location map is simple, but businesses with multiple locations need a way to display them all at once. Multiple pins let visitors see your entire footprint, compare distances, and choose the location most convenient for them. This is especially valuable for:

  • Retail chains showing all store locations in a region
  • Restaurant franchises helping hungry customers find the nearest spot
  • Service businesses with technicians or offices across multiple cities
  • Event venues displaying parking, entrances, and facilities
  • Real estate companies showcasing property listings on a map

How This Tool Works

Our free Google Maps embed generator makes it easy to create a multi-pin map. Simply add your locations by entering addresses (we'll geocode them automatically) or paste coordinates directly. Customize the appearance with different zoom levels, map types, and marker colors. Then copy the generated embed code and paste it into your website's HTML.

Limitations of Basic Map Embeds

While this tool is great for simple use cases, basic embeds have limitations. There's no search functionality, no filtering by category, no distance calculations, and no analytics. Every time you add or update a location, you'll need to regenerate the embed code manually. For businesses that update locations frequently or need advanced features, a dedicated store locator solution is the better choice.

When to Upgrade to a Store Locator

If you have more than 10 locations, need customers to search by address or zip code, want to filter by services or amenities, or need analytics on what locations people are searching for, you've outgrown basic embeds. A proper store locator like StoreRocket handles all of this automatically, plus gives you a dashboard to manage locations without touching code.

Basic Embed vs. StoreRocket

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Multiple pins
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Search by address
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Filter by category
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Auto-detect location
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Distance calculations
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Analytics & heatmaps
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Lead capture
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Dashboard management
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Automatic updates
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, for production use you'll need a Google Maps API key. Google gives you 10,000 free map loads a month, then starts at $7 per 1,000 and drops to $5.60 above 100,000 and $4.20 above 500,000. For most small businesses the map is effectively free. You can get an API key from the Google Cloud Console.
This free tool supports up to 10 locations. For more locations, you'll need either a custom implementation or a dedicated store locator solution like StoreRocket, which handles thousands of locations effortlessly.
No, basic embeds don't include search functionality. The map displays all pins at once, but visitors can't type an address to find the nearest location. If you need search, you'll want a full store locator.
With a basic embed, you'll need to regenerate the code every time you add, remove, or update a location. There's no automatic syncing. If your locations change frequently, a managed solution saves significant time.
Yes, Google Maps embeds are responsive and work on mobile. However, with many pins, the experience can be cluttered on small screens. A proper store locator provides a list view and better mobile navigation.