MakeMyAtlas

Campus and office indoor maps

MakeMyAtlas maps every building, floor and room on a university or corporate campus so students, staff and guests can find lecture halls, labs, meeting rooms and amenities with turn-by-turn directions — from a link, a QR sign or the intranet.

Useful on day one

  • Room and department search across buildings
  • Links in calendar invites and timetables
  • Visitor routes from reception, step-free on request
  • Facilities teams edit the map themselves

From the drawings you already have

Import CAD (DXF), IMDF or GeoJSON exports from your facilities system, or trace from floor-plan images. Room names and departments can come from a spreadsheet.

Answers

Common questions

How do I create an indoor map of my building?

Import what you already have into the free Venue Studio — a DXF/CAD drawing, IMDF, GeoJSON, SVG, or simply a PNG/JPG of the floor plan — set the scale, trace or confirm the rooms, add lifts and stairs, and press Publish. A typical floor takes 30–60 minutes the first time; or we build it for you.

What file formats can be used to make an indoor map?

MakeMyAtlas imports AutoCAD DXF (DWG via “Save As DXF”), Apple IMDF, GeoJSON, SVG (Illustrator, Figma, Inkscape), PNG/JPG/WebP floor-plan images, PDF exported as an image, and CSV/Excel directories with names, categories, hours and phone numbers.

Can several people edit the same indoor map?

Yes — up to about ten editors at once. Each publish is a new version; if two people publish at the same time their changes are merged place by place, and only a change to the same detail asks who should win. The last 20 versions can be restored.

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Get started

Put your building on the map

Import a floor plan in the free Venue Studio and publish today — or send us your drawings and we’ll build it.