Mapme allows you to customize map labels across different languages, providing a flexible and localized experience for your audience. You can change the language of country, city, and street names to suit your users’ preferences.
How to Change Map Language
- Navigate to Settings > Basemap > Language
- Choose your preferred language for primary or secondary maps
Supported Languages
Mapme supports a wide range of languages. Here is the full list of supported Languages (27 languages)
- Amharic
- Arabic
- Chinese
- Czech
- Danish
- German
- Greek
- Spanish
- English
- Finnish
- French
- Hebrew
- Hindi
- Indonesian
- Icelandic
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Dutch
- Norwegian
- Polish
- Portuguese
- Russian
- Swedish
- Thai
- Turkish
- Ukrainian
Local Language Option
What is the Local Language Option?
The “Local” option automatically displays map labels in the primary language of the country being viewed.
How It Works:
- Viewing China? Labels appear in Chinese
- Exploring France? Labels will be in French
- Browsing Brazil? Expect Portuguese labels
Important Considerations
- Major cities and landmarks typically have translations in most languages
- Smaller towns or rural areas might only have labels in the local language
- Translation availability varies by region and map style
Custom Map Style
If your required language isn’t supported, you can create a custom map style to meet your specific needs.
Tips for Best Experience
- Check language support before finalizing your map
- Use the Local option for the most authentic geographical labeling
- Experiment with different language settings to find the best fit for your audience
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I use different languages for primary and secondary maps?
A: Yes! You can choose different language options for each map.
Q: What if a specific location doesn’t have a translation?
A: The map will default to the local language or the most widely used language for that region.