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Global markets, international operations and worldwide comparisons.
MAPS FOR PRESENTATIONS
Create maps for PowerPoint and Google Slides
Create custom maps, highlight regions and visualise data. Export high-resolution PNGs for PowerPoint, Google Slides and Keynote.
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Our Global Presence
Established markets and expansion opportunities
- Established Markets
- Expansion Markets
- Other Markets
01 / CHOOSE YOUR MAP
What would you like to show?
Choose a geography, then customise your map for your presentation.
02 / MADE WITH MAPSCULPT
Turn data into a clear story.
Import geographic data to visualise patterns across European countries. This example shows the share of the population aged 65 and over using 2025 World Bank estimates.
Real statistical data
49 observations · Vatican City: No data.
Created through CSV import
Imported, matched and classified in MapSculpt.
Ready to customise
Adjust colours, labels and source context in the editor.
World Bank indicator SP.POP.65UP.TO.ZS. Population aged 65+ (% of total population). Five country quintiles with approximate observed endpoints.
- ≈ 9.2–16.6%
- ≈ 16.9–19.7%
- ≈ 20.1–21.1%
- ≈ 21.2–22.9%
- ≈ 23.1–36.0%
- No data
TWO MORE WAYS TO PRESENT GEOGRAPHY
Different stories. The same editor.
- Northeast
- Midwest
- South
- West
US Sales Territories
See how custom geographic categories can clarify operational responsibilities and regional sales coverage.
Illustrative territories · Based on US Census regions
- Atlantic Canada
- Central Canada
- Prairies
- West Coast
- North
Canada in Five Regions
Organise provinces and territories into clear geographic regions for educational and professional presentations.
5 regions · All 13 provinces and territories
MAKE IT YOURS
From blank map to presentation-ready graphic.
- 01
Choose your map
Select a world, continent, country or regional map.
- 02
Customise the colours
Highlight countries or regions, or import CSV data.
- 03
Add context
Use titles, legends and annotations.
- 04
Export and present
Download a high-resolution PNG and place it in your slides.
03 / BUILT FOR YOUR SLIDES
A map that fits your presentation.
Three simple ways to use your MapSculpt export in a presentation.
Our Global Presence
- Established
- Expansion
- Other
Full-slide map
Give the geography centre stage. Best for overviews.
An Ageing Europe
Population aged 65+ (%) · 2025
- ≈ 9.2–16.6%
- ≈ 16.9–19.7%
- ≈ 20.1–21.1%
- ≈ 21.2–22.9%
- ≈ 23.1–36.0%
- No data
World Bank · 49 observations Vatican City: No data
Map beside content
Pair a map with the figures or insights that explain it.
REGIONAL RESEARCH / 01
Canada in Five Regions- Atlantic Canada
- Central Canada
- Prairies
- West Coast
- North
Government of Canada Discover Canada
Branded presentation
Place a transparent map on your presentation background.
Slide layouts are illustrations. PNG exports remain images, not editable PowerPoint shapes.
04 / PRESENT WITH CLARITY
Make every detail count.
Keep it readable
Choose clear colour differences, readable labels and concise legends.
Provide context
Add a meaningful title, measurement units and source attribution for data.
Choose the right export
Use high-resolution PNGs; transparent backgrounds work with your own slides.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Presentation map questions, answered.
How do I create a map for PowerPoint?
Choose a map, colour the regions you need, add a title and legend, then export a PNG and insert it in PowerPoint.
Can I use MapSculpt maps in Google Slides?
Yes. Download your map as a PNG, then use Insert → Image in Google Slides. You can also place the image in Keynote or other presentation software.
Is MapSculpt free to use?
Yes. You can create, customise and export maps for free, with no sign-up required.
Can I download a map with a transparent background?
Yes. Choose a transparent background in the editor before exporting your PNG. This lets you place the map on your own slide background.
Can I edit my map after exporting?
Yes. Return to the MapSculpt editor to change your map and export a new image. The exported PNG itself is a finished image, not editable map shapes.
Can I create a map from CSV data?
Yes. Import a CSV in a supported editor, match your geographic identifiers, review the values and classification, then apply the data to your map.
Does MapSculpt export editable PowerPoint files?
No. MapSculpt exports PNG images that you can insert into PowerPoint, Google Slides and Keynote. It does not export native PPTX files or editable PowerPoint map shapes.
YOUR NEXT PRESENTATION STARTS HERE
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Choose a geography, make it yours, and create a map that brings your presentation to life.