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Switch from Mapy.com to Google Maps or another map in one click – same place, same zoom level. Planning a trip and constantly jumping between Mapy.com and Google Maps? Map2Map takes you to another map in one click – same place, same zoom level. WHY MAP2MAP Hiking maps are great for planning routes, but places often lack photos and reviews. Google Maps has them, but it's not much use on the trail. Planning a trip usually means using both, and manually re-finding the same hut or viewpoint on the other map is slow. Map2Map does it for you. Besides these two, it supports several other popular maps. FEATURES • One-click switch – a floating button right on the map lists the other maps and opens the one you pick at the same coordinates and zoom. • Quick switch from the toolbar – click the icon to jump back to the map you came from. • No tab clutter – Map2Map reuses a single companion tab. • Your maps, your order – turn off maps you don't use in the settings and reorder the rest with drag & drop. • Movable button – drag it wherever it's out of your way. • English and Czech. PRIVACY Map2Map doesn't collect or send any data. It reads the location only from the address of the map you have open, and everything stays in your browser. No ads, no tracking, no sign-up. Map2Map is free. If it saves you time, you can buy the author a coffee via the link in the settings. ☕
Oct 29, 2026
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