Web Uploader is live

Walk, capture, and
map your city

Join our global community of mappers improving walkability, sustainability and accessibility, one image at a time. No app to install.

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Automatic face & plate blurring
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360° imagery · captured on foot
How it works

From a walk to the map in four steps

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What you need

Any camera with GPS will do

A 360° camera gives the richest captures, but a mobile phone works too. The Web Uploader handles the rest, privacy blurring, positioning, and publishing.

Read the full capture guide →
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The complete guide

Everything about capturing & uploading

Recommended camera settings for 360° and phone captures, why we need interval photos rather than video, and how to record a GPS track so every photo lands in the right place.

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Why mappers contribute

Your captures stay open. They power accessible routing, fill gaps in OpenStreetMap, and give your community better maps.

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Ready for your first capture?

Open the Web Uploader in your browser and start contributing in minutes.

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The complete capture guide

Get the capture right

Recommended camera settings, interval imagery only, we don't accept video.

The two rules that matter

Shoot a series of interval photos, not video. Interval imagery is small, fast to upload, and exactly what we process. Video is huge, wastes your data and ours, we don't accept it.

Record a GPS track while you walk and upload it (GPX) alongside your photos. It's how we give every image an accurate location, far more reliable than phone EXIF GPS.

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