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Product Geospatial service 2026

Tilify Everything

Any dataset in, map tiles out. Drop a GeoJSON, Shapefile or GeoTIFF onto the page and get back a public tile URL you can paste into any map — free, no signup, no auth.

Platform

tilifyeverything.com

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Tilify Everything — a dataset dropped onto the page returns a live public tile endpoint
File in, tile URL out

What you get

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Input formats: GeoJSON, Shapefile, GeoTIFF, COG

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Public tile URL out, paste into any map

6

Ready-made basemap styles included

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Signup, accounts or API keys

The problem

You have a geospatial dataset and a map to build. Between those two points sits a toolchain most teams don't keep on a shelf: specialist desktop software, one-off conversion scripts, a tile server to run, and usually a platform account with API keys and billing. Getting from "here's my data" to "here's a URL that serves map tiles" can burn days before any real work starts.

The solution

Tilify Everything collapses that whole path into a single step. Upload the file, receive a public tile endpoint for it. No account, no key, no billing page — and a built-in live sample means you can watch it work before you've decided to trust it. What used to be a tooling project becomes an upload.

What it does with your data

Two kinds of input go in, one kind of output comes out: a hosted tile URL that any standard mapping library can consume directly.

Vector data in, vector tiles out

Drop a GeoJSON or zipped Shapefile and receive a public vector tile endpoint with its usable zoom range — a URL you paste straight into a web map. Boundaries, roads, points, polygons: if it draws as a shape, it ships as tiles.

GeoJSON Shapefile Public endpoint

Raster data in, image tiles out

Upload a GeoTIFF or cloud-optimized GeoTIFF — elevation models, drone imagery, climate grids — and get back rendered image tiles served on demand at every zoom level. The heavy file stays put; your map just requests the pixels in view.

GeoTIFF COG On-demand rendering

Six basemap styles, included

Every layer deserves a backdrop, so six curated basemap styles ship with the service — from light cartographic looks for reports to dark tones for dashboards. Your data layers and the basemap come from one place, under one consistent URL scheme.

Atlas Paper Onyx +3 more

Paste it into whatever you already use

The endpoint speaks the standard tile protocol every mapping tool understands — web libraries, desktop GIS, even a plain command line. Open cross-origin access means no proxy, no plugin, no adapter: the URL works the moment you paste it.

Leaflet MapLibre OpenLayers QGIS

Why it matters

For builders

  • Days of toolchain setup replaced by a single upload — the endpoint arrives ready to paste
  • Zero procurement friction: no signup, no API key, no billing discussion before you can evaluate
  • Try before you commit anything — a built-in live sample runs the full flow in one click
  • Standard protocol output, so it slots into the map stack you already have

For the business

  • Frees specialist geospatial staff from running commodity tiling infrastructure
  • Removes the account-and-key barrier that stalls proof-of-concept work with external data
  • One uniform endpoint surface for vector, raster and basemap layers — less to document, less to maintain
  • Free public service: predictable cost of exactly zero for evaluation and light production use

Your dataset, on a map, today

Upload a file, get a tile URL, paste it into your map. Free, no signup, no auth — or run the live sample and watch it happen first.

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