Work with a map design solution for Mac. Check out the options for generating the virtual canvas and adding markings based on satellite images or custom brush input. Integrate interactive elements for navigation, monitoring, and analysis. Share your projects.
TileMill is an application for making beautiful maps. Whether you're a journalist, Web designer, researcher, or seasoned cartographer, TileMill is the design studio you need to create compelling, interactive maps.
v0.9 [Jul 4, 2012]
- Better error output in logs if a crash occurs during rendering or exports
- Now using Node v0.6.17 (previous 0.9.0 release used Node v0.4.12)
- Supports PostGIS 2.0 (Mapnik)
- Interactivity UI now warns about the need for users to provide a unique key for PostGIS layers.
- Invalid fonts no longer prevent startup (Mapnik)
- Better reporting of Carto parse errors to UI
- Faster exports by detecting solid tiles and avoiding duplicate encoding and storage
- Faster refresh after saving (Mapnik)
- Fully 64-bit build on Mac OS X (dual 64/32-bit support dropped)
- Better support for GDAL rasters - larger rasters can be loaded now without hitting "bad:alloc"
- Supports zooming up to z22 (fixed by new Mapnik clipping and ModestMaps respecting project settings)
- Now supports epsg projection syntax so that "+init=epsg:4326" can be used as shorthand for "+proj=longlat +ellps=WGS84 +datum=WGS84 +no_defs" (proj epsg lookup tables now packaged)
- Doc fixes to make it clearer how to run a headless Ubuntu server
- Grid interactivity rendering faster (using async callbacks in node-mapnik)
- KML now supported in Windows build (Mapnik uses OGR built with expat support)
- PDF/SVG support now supports markers fully (Mapnik)
- Reading interlaced PNG images now works (Mapnik)
- Multigeometries are now labeled properly (Mapnik)
- Improved support for rendering svg icons from sjjb (Mapnik)
