Create interactive CMS Maps in Webflow

Dynamic Map is a Webflow App that turns any CMS collection into a fully interactive location map without any custom code. It's a true plug-and-play solution.

Each CMS item becomes a pin / location marker on the map. You can choose between Google Maps, Mapbox, MapLibre or OpenStreetMap as your map provider, design custom map styles, add filtering and address search, and style everything directly in the Webflow Designer.

Used by 3,500+ Webflow designers and developers to build store locators, real estate listings, travel guides, dealer finders, and more.

Add Dynamic Map App from the Webflow Marketplace, connect it to your CMS collection, and your items automatically appear as location pins on the map. No JavaScript or custom code needed, and everything is set up through the Dynamic Map App and styled directly in the Webflow Designer.

Yes. Add your store locations as CMS items, connect Dynamic Map, and your visitors get a fully interactive store locator, with address search, category filters, and pop-ups showing store details. No coding required. Clone our free Store Locator template to get started in minutes.

Any map where locations come from a Webflow CMS collection. The most common use cases: store and dealer locators, real estate property listings, travel guides, event maps, healthcare facility finders, job location maps, and partner directories. If your data has an address or coordinates field in Webflow CMS, Dynamic Map can put it on a map.

No hard limit. Dynamic Map handles 1,000+ CMS items per project without performance issues, which covers most store locators, real estate platforms, event maps, and travel guides. For very large datasets or high-traffic projects, we do offer Enterprise features that include optimized performance settings designed for maps with 1M+ monthly visitors.

No. Dynamic Map is built specifically for Webflow users who want to add interactive CMS-driven maps without writing custom code. Setup is done through the Webflow interface and the Dynamic Map app panel. A Quick Start Guide and full documentation are available to walk you through the setup from scratch.

Yes, you can implement Dynamic Map and all other No Code Flow components for free on any number of websites, as long as they’re hosted on a Webflow.io staging domain.

You can learn which plans are available once you go live on the pricing page.

Both solutions are built natively for Webflow, but serve different purposes:

‍Webflow's native Google Maps element embeds a static map with a single pinned address: this works alright for a simple "Contact Us" page.

‍Dynamic Map, on the other hand, renders your entire CMS collection as individual pins with real-time filtering, address search, custom pin styles, and interactive pop-ups.

It’s the difference between a static embed and a fully immersive map experience. Learn whether to use Dynamic Map or Webflow's native Google Maps element in our Implementation Guide

It depends on what you need. For a simple one-off map with a single pinned address, Webflow's built-in Google Maps element is enough – no app required.

For a custom-coded solution (whether you write it yourself or generate it with AI), you can get something running. To build a map in Webflow with the set of features Dynamic Map offers can take up to multiple days though. And even it's not guranteed to run smoothly.

Additionally, you take on all the maintenance: debugging in case something randomly, handling edge cases, fixing iOS / Safari updates, and keeping the code working when Webflow ships updates. Most projects underestimate this. What looks like a one-day build often turns into weeks of ongoing fixes.

Dynamic Map covers the cases where you need CMS-driven pins, real-time filtering, address search, custom pop-ups, and reliability across Webflow updates. It's a maintained Webflow App with continuous updates, real support, and tested compatibility – so your map keeps working without your involvement. For most production Webflow projects, the time saved in the first week pays for the entire year of use. And the reliability of Dynamic Map will lead to client satisfaction compared to a custom build that breaks easily.

Yes. Dynamic Map connects directly to your CMS fields. Any field in your collection (category, type, tag, neighborhood, price range) can become a filter. Visitors can combine multiple filters to narrow down the pins they see in real time, without any custom code.

Both are fully supported. Google Maps gives visitors the familiar interface they already know. Mapbox gives you more control over styling like custom tile layers, unique color schemes, and a more distinctive visual look. OpenStreetMap and MapLibre are also available as free and open-source options. You can switch between providers at any time in the Dynamic Map App settings.

Yes. Dynamic Map supports both pop-ups (on click) and tooltips (on hover). You design the pop-up layout directly in Webflow using standard CMS-connected elements like images, text, links, tags and Dynamic Map displays it when a visitor clicks the pin. No custom code needed.