Google Maps Embed Code Generator

Your Google Maps Embed Code

Copy and paste this code into your WordPress site (use the HTML editor):

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About This Google Maps Embed Code Generator

Our Google Maps Embed Code Generator is a free tool that helps you easily create responsive embed codes for Google Maps to add to your WordPress website. Whether you need to display your business location, event venue, or any point of interest, this tool provides the perfect solution.

How It Works

The process is simple:

  1. Enter the location you want to display on the map
  2. Adjust the map size, zoom level, and display mode
  3. Click “Generate Embed Code”
  4. Copy the provided HTML code and paste it into your WordPress site

Responsive Design

Generate maps that automatically adjust to different screen sizes, perfect for mobile visitors.

Multiple Display Modes

Choose from different map views including place, directions, street view, and search modes.

No Coding Required

Create professional Google Maps embeds without any technical knowledge or API keys.

Why Use Our Google Maps Embed Code Generator?

Adding Google Maps to your WordPress site can enhance user experience by providing visual location information. Our tool makes this process effortless with several advantages:

  • Time-saving: Generate code in seconds instead of manually creating iframe embeds
  • Customizable: Control exactly how your map appears with various settings
  • Optimized: Creates clean, efficient code that loads quickly
  • Free to use: No hidden costs or premium features
  • No registration required: Use the tool immediately without signing up

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a Google API key to use this embed code?

No, you don’t need an API key for basic Google Maps embeds. The iframe embed method provided by this tool uses Google’s public embedding system that doesn’t require API keys. However, if you need advanced features or very high usage, you might want to consider the Google Maps JavaScript API.

Why isn’t my map showing up on my WordPress site?

There are a few possible reasons:

  1. Make sure you’re pasting the code in the HTML/Text editor, not the Visual editor
  2. Check that your WordPress theme or plugins aren’t stripping iframe tags (some security plugins do this)
  3. Ensure you have a stable internet connection as the map loads from Google’s servers
  4. Try using the HTTPS version of the embed code if your site uses SSL
Can I customize the map’s appearance further?

The basic embed code allows for limited customization through the parameters we provide in this tool. For more advanced customization (like changing map colors or hiding specific elements), you would need to use the Google Maps JavaScript API with your own API key. Our tool focuses on providing simple, effective solutions for most website needs.

Is there a limit to how many maps I can embed?

Google doesn’t enforce strict limits on basic map embeds, but performance may suffer if you embed many maps on a single page. As a best practice, we recommend using no more than 2-3 maps per page. If you need to display multiple locations, consider using a single map with multiple markers via the Google Maps JavaScript API.

How do I make the map responsive?

Our tool automatically generates responsive-friendly code. For best results:

  • Use percentage-based widths (like 100%) rather than fixed pixel values
  • Wrap the map in a container with proper CSS styling
  • For advanced responsiveness, you can add CSS media queries to adjust the height on different devices

The code generated by this tool includes basic responsiveness that works well in most situations.