Putting pins on a map shouldn't require a GIS degree. Paste your addresses, customize the pins, hit share. Works for store locators, real estate listings, travel blogs, whatever. Free tier included.

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Hey 👋 I'm Akila, the maker behind Create Mappins. The backstory: A client needed a map with 500+ coffee shop locations embedded on their site. I tried Google My Maps (clunky), Mapbox (overkill for this), and a bunch of paid tools that wanted serious money for basic stuff. So I built what I actually wanted. Paste your data, see pins on a map, share a link or grab an embed code. Done. What you can do: - Import CSV/Excel with addresses or coordinates - Customize pin colors and styles - Share via link or embed on any site - Add popups with info, images, links Who's using it: - Agencies building store locators for clients - Real estate folks showing property listings - Travel bloggers mapping itineraries - Anyone with a spreadsheet and locations Free tier lets you try it out, no credit card. Would love feedback! What's missing? What would make this more useful for you? Thank you.

Interesting launch! But how will you handle messy CSVs with bad addresses?

@lak7 This is actually something we thought about early on.

We use lat/lng instead of addresses to keep things consistent and avoid common geocoding issues.

That said, if someone only has addresses, we’re exploring ways to make that conversion easier 👍