Snappin
Turn Any Map Into a Live Map
Snappin lets you import a trail sign, park board, PDF, or map photo,
align it to the real world, and use it as a live map on your phone.
Works well for hiking, campgrounds, ski areas, parks, golf courses,
and custom venue maps.
Import a posted map, line it up to landmarks, and pin it in place.
Waypoints, route lines, fences, alerts, and saved Snappacks stay organized in one map workflow.
A posted map becomes a usable live layer instead of a static reference image.Waypoint labels, fence alerts, and local detail stay visible on top of the basemap.
Built for places where the posted map knows more than the online one.
Snappin is a field mapping app built for situations where a posted or printed map contains more detail than the online map.
Import an image or PDF, pin it to the basemap, and use it in the field with waypoints, route lines, fences, alerts, and offline maps.
Snappin was designed for hiking and outdoor navigation, but it also works well for campgrounds, ski areas,
outdoor shopping centres, fairgrounds, golf courses, parks, and other places with custom local maps.
Geofence a dog off leash zone with a posted park sign as the source map.
Mark campsites, gates, washrooms, and routes directly on the imported campground map.
Bring in scans or historic map images and compare them against today’s basemap in the field.
Map overlays, field features, and reusable packs in one workflow.
Import files from the real world, pin them to geography, and keep the resulting field map useful even when coverage is weak.
Import Map Images and PDFs
Add maps from photos, scans, image files, PDFs, and supported GeoPDFs.
Pin Maps to Real Geography
Align a map image to the basemap and pin it into place so it stays georeferenced on the map.
Add Field Features
Create waypoints, lines, and polygon fences with labels, categories, and optional alert distances.
Offline Map Areas
Download map areas for field use when connectivity is limited.
Save Snappacks
Save pinned maps and field features together as reusable map packs.
Share and Export
Share Snappacks with other users and export supported map data formats.
Start with a posted map, then build the field version you actually need.
Getting Started
- Open the map and add an image or PDF.
- Align the map overlay to visible landmarks or known map features.
- Pin the overlay in place.
- Add points, lines, or fences as needed.
- Save the result as a Snappack for later use.
Common Uses
- Hiking trail maps
- Park and campground maps
- Resort and ski area maps
- Outdoor venue maps
- Local custom navigation maps
Troubleshooting
If a map is not lining up correctly, try using clearer reference points,
adjusting the map position manually, or re-importing a cleaner image.
If you need help, use the contact form below.
Privacy Policy Summary
Snappin may use location services to show your position on the map and support location-based alerts.
The app may use notifications to deliver field alerts for saved features.
If you choose to sign in, basic account information may be used to support cloud features such as syncing,
sharing, and account management. If you upload maps, images, or related app content, that content may be stored
to provide app functionality.
Snappin does not sell your personal information.
For privacy questions or requests, please use the contact form on this page.