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Map & diagram annotator
Drop labelled pins on any map or diagram. Pick a world map, anatomy chart or food web, or paste any image, and tap to add coloured, labelled pins. Connect them with arrows for trade routes, migration paths, or process flows. Project to the class.
map · world deserts
4 markers · 2 connectionsLive
Who can use it
Without an account, with a free one, and on Plus.
Without an account
Open the page and use it.
- Nothing yet. A free account opens it.
Free account
Sign in is free, with no payment and no card.
- The whole tool
Plus
The paid plan. Every new account starts with 30 days of it free.
- Included
Features
What it does.
Bring your own image
World map, periodic table, anatomy diagram, food web, classroom seating chart, anything with an image URL becomes annotatable.Tap to label
Click anywhere to drop a coloured pin. Type the label inline. Drag to reposition. Use up to seven colours to group related markers.Show the connections
Switch to connect mode and draw arrows between markers, perfect for migration paths, supply chains, or process steps.
Use cases
In the classroom.
- Geography: locate the great deserts
- Load a world map, drop pins on the Sahara, Gobi, Kalahari, and Atacama. Use one colour per continent. Connect them in size order.
- Biology: label a plant cell
- Paste a cell diagram. Pin the nucleus, mitochondria, cell wall, and chloroplasts. Different colours for membrane-bound vs non-membrane-bound organelles.
- History: trace the Silk Road
- World map, pins for the major trading cities, then arrows showing the eastward and westward flow of goods.
- Anatomy: bones of the hand
- Skeletal diagram, eight markers for the carpals, three for each finger. Quiz the class by hiding labels with one click.
Try it with your class.
A teacher account opens map & diagram annotator and the rest of the tools. Every new account starts with 30 days of Plus free, with no card.