Sketch, style and label a site boundary directly on the Maplify map, then save it as a project to reopen exactly as drawn.
The Draw tool lets you sketch a site boundary or area of interest directly onto the Maplify map, style it, label it, and save it as a project you can reopen anytime alongside your data layers.
Click points to draw a polygon over a site, redline plan or area of interest, then style the fill and stroke to make it clear at a glance.
Add a text label to identify the shape, then save it as a project — it will reappear exactly as drawn, with the same styling, whenever you reopen it.
A land agent sketches a potential development parcel before instructing a formal survey:
| Drawing surface | Polygons are drawn directly on the Maplify map canvas by clicking vertices, with live area and perimeter feedback as you draw. |
| Styling | Fill colour, stroke colour and line style are fully customisable per shape. |
| Storage | Saved drawings are stored against your account as a project and reload exactly as drawn. |
Combine drawing with Measure Distance & Area, Buffer Zone Analysis, or Generate Site Reports for a fuller picture of a site.
What can I draw on the map?
You can draw polygons to outline a site or area of interest, style them with colour and stroke, and add a text label for reference.
Can I save a drawn shape for later?
Yes. Save a drawn polygon as a project and it will reappear exactly as drawn, with its label and styling, the next time you open it.
Can I combine drawing with other tools?
Yes — draw a boundary, then use Measure or Buffer alongside it, or enable data layers to see what falls inside your drawn area.
Is drawing on the map free?
Yes, drawing and annotating is free. Saving projects to revisit later requires a free account.
Can I export a drawn shape?
Drawn shapes can be included in generated site reports and exports from the map, alongside any data layers you have enabled.