What is an HTML image map?

An HTML image map is a technique that allows you to define clickable areas on an image. Each area can link to a different URL, making parts of an image interactive. It uses the and HTML tags and is supported by all major browsers.

Is Map My Img free to use?

Yes, Map My Img is completely free. There is no signup required, no watermarks, and no usage limits. All processing happens in your browser — your images are never uploaded to any server.

What export formats does Map My Img support?

Map My Img supports four export formats: Standard HTML (using and tags), Responsive HTML (CSS-based overlay that scales with the image), SVG overlay (scalable vector graphics), and JSON data (structured data for programmatic use).

Is my image data private and secure?

Absolutely. Map My Img runs 100% in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to any server. All processing, drawing, and code generation happens locally on your device.

Can I create responsive image maps?

Yes! The Responsive HTML export uses CSS positioning with percentage-based coordinates, so your image map scales perfectly on any screen size — from mobile to desktop.

What image formats are supported?

You can upload PNG, JPG/JPEG, SVG, GIF, and WebP images. There is no file size limit since everything is processed locally in your browser.

How do I draw a polygon image map area?

Select the Polygon tool (or press P), then click on the canvas to place vertices one by one. Double-click to close the polygon. You can undo the last point with Backspace, drag vertices to adjust, and enable point numbering to see the order of vertices.

Can I use Map My Img for commercial projects?

Yes, the exported code (HTML, SVG, JSON) is yours to use in any project — personal, commercial, or otherwise. There are no restrictions on the output.

Map My Img

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Free online image map generator — draw rectangles, circles, and polygons on any image and export HTML, SVG, or JSON.