AI Map Generator: Turn Spreadsheets, Text, Images, and URLs Into Interactive Maps

Proxi is an AI map maker built for the way you already work. Paste a list of addresses, upload a spreadsheet, drop in a blog post, scan an image of a paper map, or just describe what you want. Proxi geocodes every place, plots it on an interactive map, and gives you an embed code in seconds. No coding, no manual address lookups, no GIS degree required.
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What is an AI map generator?

An AI map generator is a tool that turns unstructured location information (text, lists, spreadsheets, images, or natural language prompts) into a structured, interactive map. Instead of manually copying addresses into Google Maps or wrestling with a spreadsheet of latitude and longitude coordinates, you give the AI your raw content and it identifies the places, geocodes them, and plots them as pins on a shareable map.

Proxi's AI map generator works with five inputs: text, images, prompts, URLs, and spreadsheets. Each one takes seconds, not hours. You can then customize the map, embed it on any website, or share it as a link.

Build a Map While Your Coffee is Still Hot

You already have the content, so why start from scratch?  Use our AI map maker to generate AI maps in seconds, not hours. No code. No nonsense.
Text to Map

Copy. Paste. Map

Turn any text that mentions real places into an interactive map. No addresses required, no formatting required. Proxi reads the text, identifies every location, geocodes it, and plots it.

Works with: blog posts, news articles, Instagram captions, recommendation lists, research papers, case studies, conference agendas, restaurant week lineups, business directories, emails, even your grandma's long-winded Facebook post.

Best for: writers, content creators, journalists, tourism boards, Main Street directors, and chambers turning existing content into clickable maps.
Step-by-Step Guide to Text to Map
Image to map

Turn static maps into dynamic ones.

Upload a JPG, PNG, or PDF of any map (an old downtown brochure, a hotel area guide, a paper trail map) and Proxi reads the image, identifies the places, geocodes them, and rebuilds it as an interactive, embeddable map on your website.

Works with: PDF area guides, scanned brochures, paper maps photographed with your phone, vendor maps, festival site plans, hotel concierge sheets, real estate plat maps.

Best for: Main Street organizations, DMOs, hotels, event organizers, and anyone with a beautiful printed map that needs a digital twin.
Step-by-Step Guide to Image to Map
Prompt to map

Think It, Map It.

Describe what you want in plain English and Proxi finds the places and plots them. Like ChatGPT, but the answer is a map you can embed.

Example prompts: "dog-friendly coffee shops in Austin," "ADA-accessible playgrounds in Seattle," "EV charging stations along I-90," "James Beard Award winners in Portland."

Best for: travel bloggers, content creators, sales teams scoping territories, and anyone curating local recommendations.Describe your ideal map in plain English, like “dog-friendly coffee shops in Austin”, and Proxi brings it to life.

Step-by-Step Guide to Prompt to Map
URL to Map

Browse, Scan, Map!

Install the free Proxi Chrome extension and turn any webpage, blog post, news article, or itinerary into a map with one click. Reading a "Top 25 Tacos in LA" listicle? One click and you have an interactive map of all 25.

Best for: travel planners, content creators, real estate teams, sales reps, and anyone who lives inside their browser.Use our Chrome extension to scan blogs, news articles, itineraries, or any website and instantly generate a map.
Step-by-Step Guide to Chrome Extension
Spreadsheet to map

Data In, Map out

Paste a CSV, an Excel sheet, or rows from Google Sheets directly into Proxi. Address columns, place names, store numbers, or even messy half-addresses all work. Proxi handles geocoding automatically and builds an interactive map with markers, filters, and categories from your data columns.
Best for: sales teams plotting accounts, retailers building store locators, chambers showing member businesses, real estate teams mapping portfolios, anyone with a spreadsheet full of locations.
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Search + Add Places

Search and save places to your map, all without leaving Proxi for Google, Yelp, or blog posts.
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Which input type should you use?

Starting Point

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Time to Map

List of addresses in spreadsheet
Spreadsheet to Map
Under 60 seconds
Blog post, article, or Instagram caption
Text to Map
Under 30 seconds
PDF or image of an existing map
Image to Map
60 seconds
An idea, no list yet
Prompt to Map
Under 30 seconds
A webpage in your browser
Chrome Extension
One click

Who builds maps with Proxi AI

Main Street organizations and downtown districts turn member directories and walking guides into interactive maps in minutes.

Destination marketing organizations (DMOs) convert printed visitor guides and PDF area maps into dynamic, embeddable maps.

Chambers of commerce transform spreadsheets of member businesses into searchable, filterable maps for their websites.

Event and festival organizers map vendor lineups, restaurant week participants, and conference venues from a single spreadsheet.

Sales teams plot accounts and territories from CRM exports without touching a GIS tool.

Content creators and travel writers turn blog posts and Instagram itineraries into interactive maps readers can save and share.

Real estate teams map listings, sold properties, and market areas from MLS exports.

Media teams add geographic context to news stories and editorial features.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best AI map generator for interactive maps?
Proxi is the all-in-one AI map maker for interactive, embeddable maps. Unlike fantasy or art map generators, Proxi creates real-world geocoded maps from spreadsheets, text, images, URLs, and prompts. It is built for businesses, content creators, and community organizations that need to share location data, not generate decorative artwork.
How do I turn a spreadsheet into a map?
Paste your CSV, Excel file, or Google Sheets data directly into Proxi. The AI detects address columns, geocodes every row, and builds an interactive map automatically. No need to split address fields or manually look up latitude and longitude.
How do I turn a list of addresses into a map?
Paste the list into Proxi's Text to Map or Spreadsheet to Map tool. Proxi recognizes each address, geocodes it, and plots it on a shareable map in seconds. Works with full street addresses, place names, or even messy partial addresses.
Can AI turn a blog post into a map?
Yes. Proxi's Text to Map tool reads any block of text, identifies the places mentioned, and builds an interactive map. Paste a blog post, news article, Instagram caption, or recommendation list. Or use the Proxi Chrome extension to map a webpage with one click.
Can I turn a PDF or image of a map into an interactive map?
Yes. Proxi's Image to Map tool reads PDFs and image files (JPG, PNG, scanned brochures, photos of paper maps), identifies every place, and rebuilds it as an interactive map you can embed on your website.
Is Proxi free?
Every Proxi account includes 3 AI calls per month free. Proxi Pro users get 10 AI calls per month. Need more? Any user can add 100 extra AI calls per month for $10.
Can I use multiple AI tools on the same map?
Yes. Layer text-to-map, prompt-to-map, and spreadsheet-to-map calls on a single map to build comprehensive datasets. This is where Proxi shines compared to single-input tools.
Can I embed my AI-generated map on my website?
Yes. Every Proxi map comes with an embed code that works on Webflow, WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Notion, and any site that supports embeds.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Proxi is a no-code AI map maker. If you can paste text or upload a file, you can build a map.
How accurate is the geocoding?
Proxi uses Google's geocoding service under the hood, the same engine that powers Google Maps. You can manually drag any pin to correct it if a result is off.
What types of files can I upload?
Spreadsheets (.xlsx, .xls, .csv), images (.jpg, .png), and PDFs. You can also paste text directly or use the Chrome extension to scan webpages.
How is Proxi different from BatchGeo, Textomap, or Google My Maps?
BatchGeo focuses on spreadsheet-to-map only. Textomap focuses on text-to-map. Google My Maps requires manual address entry and limited customization. Proxi is the only AI mapping platform that combines all five inputs (text, image, prompt, URL, spreadsheet) with full branding, advanced features like scavenger hunts and passport challenges, and embeddable interactive maps designed for organizations.
Where do I find the AI tools inside Proxi?
Log in, open any map, and scroll to "AI Point Generator" in the left-hand panel. Pick the tool that matches your input.
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