A store directory that sits on the map
List every store with its logo, hours, website and phone. Visitors browse by category or search by name, and each store lights up on its floor. You can even show the store logos on the floor itself.
Indoor maps your visitors can actually find their way with
Draw or import every floor of your building, add your stores and rooms, and share a 3D map with a searchable directory and step-by-step directions across floors. It all runs in the browser, on any phone.
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Try the demo mall
This is a real Scribble Maps indoor map of Westfield Stratford City in London. Search for a store, pick a floor, get directions between floors, and switch to 3D.
Map data from OpenStreetMap contributors. Your own venue looks like this when you share or embed it.
Why make your indoor map with Scribble Maps
You build it yourself
Draw rooms and halls with the same tools you use for any Scribble Maps map, or import an indoor OpenStreetMap file. Tag each shape as a store, a hall, stairs or an elevator. No mapping team and no wait for a vendor.
Directions that know your building
Visitors pick where they are and where they want to go. They get the whole route first, then clear steps with the escalators, elevators and floor changes on the way. Step-free routes skip stairs and escalators.
Share it anywhere
Send a link, embed it on your website, or put it on a screen. The map, the directory and the directions all run in the visitor's browser, so there is no app to install.
Built for malls, hospitals, campuses, offices and event venues
Directions across floors
Pick a start and a store. The map shows the whole route from above, with arrows where it goes up or down a floor. Press Start and it walks you through each step, from the escalator to the store door.
Your rules for the route
Mark doors that only open one way, close a hall for an event, or tell the router to avoid an area when it can. Step-free routes use elevators and ramps. Changes show up in the next route right away.
See the whole building in 3D
Stack the floors with extra space between them and lines that join them, or look at one floor at a time. Choose glass or solid doors, set floor colors and textures, and turn the view to match your building.
Features that matter
- Floors, rooms, halls, doors, stairs, escalators and elevators on any Scribble Maps map
- Import indoor OpenStreetMap data with floors, rooms and doors
- Store and room directory with logos, categories, hours, website and phone
- Search and category tiles for visitors
- Turn-by-turn directions across floors with a full-route overview
- Step-free routes that skip stairs and escalators
- One-way doors, closed areas and avoid if possible areas
- 3D view with stacked floors, adjustable floor spacing and connecting lines
- Glass, solid or open door styles, floor colors and textures
- Store logos shown on their floors
- A floor picker on the map, plus a pencil to edit the venue
- Share by link or embed on your website; runs in any phone browser
- Security camera coverage and evacuation plans in the Analyze tab
- Your venue lives in your map, with your other layers and drawings
Scribble AI
Build maps with plain English
Tell Scribble AI what you need. Try “draw a 500m buffer around every site,” “import this CSV and color by status,” or “measure the route from the depot to each stop.” It does it in seconds. No GIS training needed, and your team gets the same map, ready to share.
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Scribble Maps next to four other indoor wayfinding tools, based on what each company shows on its own website.
| Scribble Maps | MapsPeople | Pointr | Mapsted | 22 Miles | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price on the website | $100 / month Pro Business, $90 billed yearly | Contact sales | Contact sales | Contact sales | Contact sales Priced per building and floor |
| Build and edit the map yourself | Yes Draw or import in the browser | Partly Upload new floor plans | Not published | Partly Mapsted builds the map | Partly 22 Miles builds the map |
| Directions across floors | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not published |
| Step-free routes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not published |
| Close areas or set one-way doors yourself | Yes Closed, one-way and avoid areas | Partly Block areas by user role | Not published | Partly Close places such as elevators | Partly Close routes for construction |
| Works in the browser with no app | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not published Phone hand-off by QR code |
| 3D view of stacked floors | Yes | Yes | Not published | Not published | Yes |
| Store directory with logos and hours | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not published |
| Shows where the visitor is (blue dot) | No Visitors pick their start | Not published | Yes Bluetooth beacons | Yes No beacons needed | Not published |
| AI floor plan import | No | Yes | Yes | Partly Mapsted converts your plans | Partly 22 Miles converts your plans |
| Kiosk mode | Partly | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Visitor analytics | No | Not published | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Indoor map, outdoor map and your other map layers in one tool | Yes | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
Based on each company's public website on October 30, 2026. "Not published" means we could not find it there. Features change, so check with each company before you buy.
Indoor maps come with Pro Business
Pro Business
$100 per month
- Indoor Maps and every other Pro Business kit
- Free 7-day trial for eligible first-time subscribers
- $90 a month when billed yearly
- Share your venue by link or embed it on your website
Frequently asked questions
How do I make an indoor map?
Open the Indoor Maps kit and create a venue. Add your floors, then draw the rooms and halls on each floor or import an indoor OpenStreetMap file. Tag each shape as a store, a hall, stairs, an escalator or an elevator, and add your stores to the directory. Share the map when it is ready.
Can visitors get directions between floors?
Yes. Visitors choose a start and a place to go. The map shows the whole route first, with arrows where it goes up or down. Then they step through it one turn at a time. Routes use your stairs, escalators and elevators, and step-free routes use only elevators and ramps.
Do visitors need an app?
No. The indoor map runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. Share a link, embed the map on your website, or show it on a screen in the building.
Can I control how routes go through my building?
Yes. Mark doors that only open one way, close an area, or mark an area to avoid if possible. The router then picks the best route that follows your rules.
Can I import my floor plans?
Today you can import indoor OpenStreetMap data and draw over an image of your plan. Support for more floor plan files is on the way.
Does it show where the visitor is standing?
Visitors pick their start from the directory or by tapping the map. The indoor map does not use indoor positioning beacons, so there is no hardware to install.
What does it cost?
Indoor Maps is part of Pro Business, at $100 a month or $90 a month billed yearly, with a free 7-day trial for eligible first-time subscribers.