Turn event information into one live map attendees can use
Bring the site plan, spreadsheet, program, or event page. Build a clear interactive map for navigation and discovery, then share it across your website, tickets, emails, and on-site QR codes.
Event maps should change as fast as the event does
Static plans are hard to use
Attendees pinch a PDF, scan an image legend, and still cannot find the right stage, room, entrance, or accessible route.
Information changes late
A vendor moves or an entrance changes. Update the live map instead of distributing another file and hoping everyone finds the newest version.
Discovery gets lost in logistics
A useful event map should help people navigate and also reveal performances, exhibitors, food, art, and experiences they might otherwise miss.
Event maps you can make
Festivals and public events
Map stages, food, bars, restrooms, first aid, entrances, transport, and featured experiences.
Conferences and trade shows
Organize rooms, exhibitors, sessions, services, and networking areas across one or more venues.
Citywide cultural programs
Connect exhibitions, performances, open studios, and partner venues across a district or city.
Venue and visitor wayfinding
Publish a reusable map for arrivals, accessibility, facilities, parking, and points of interest.
Start with what you already have
Faithful plan or geographic map
Keep an illustrated site plan as the visual canvas, or build on a geographic basemap when that suits the event.
Attendee-ready details
Give every marker a name, category, description, link, media, and optional audio guidance.
Publish once, update live
Use one map link and iframe across channels; edits appear without re-exporting the event map.
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Create an event mapQuestions
Can I make an existing event map interactive?
Yes. Upload the site plan or map image, review the detected locations, and publish it as a faithful interactive canvas with one-to-one hotspots.
Can I import vendors, stages, or rooms from a spreadsheet?
Yes. Paste a list or import CSV data, then review and enrich those places in the editor with categories, descriptions, links, and media.
Can the map be updated during the event?
Yes. Change a marker or its details in Odisea and the published link and iframe use the current map, avoiding another static export.
Can I embed the map on the event website?
Yes. The publish panel provides an iframe snippet for your website, plus a public link suitable for ticket messages, email, social channels, and QR codes.
Does an event map have to use geographic coordinates?
No. A faithful image map can use exact hotspot positions on a site plan. A geographic map is available when real-world coordinates and routing are the better fit.
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