Standaard PNG met transparantie. JPEG is beschikbaar voor een kleinere bestandsgrootte.

Standaard zoom 10-16 (stad). Instelbaar van 1 (wereld) tot 19 (afzonderlijke gebouwen).

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Map Tiles (XYZ / Slippy Map)

Open Beta

.zip · application/zip

Exporteer de kaart als een tilepiramide (PNG/JPEG) voor webtoepassingen. Z/X/Y-structuur compatibel met Leaflet, OpenLayers, Mapbox GL en elke tileserver.

Map Tiles nu exporteren ✨ Open bèta — gratis, zonder limieten

Belangrijkste functies

✓Z/X/Y-tilepiramide

✓PNG- of JPEG-tiles

✓Instelbare zoomniveaus

✓Compatibel met Leaflet/OpenLayers

Example Map Tiles export (central Moscow, 1x0.5 km) — Example: central Moscow, ~1×0.5 km, medium detail

Over het Map Tiles-formaat

XYZ tiles (slippy map) are how almost all web maps are built: the image is cut into 256 × 256 pixel squares, and the address of a square is set by three numbers — zoom, column and row. The client loads only what falls into the window, so the map pans smoothly no matter how much data there is.

This export is taken when the map has to live on your own server: an offline application, a kiosk or a display board with no internet, an internal portal that external tile services are not allowed into. Unpack the archive into a web server directory and you have your own source, the one Leaflet, OpenLayers and MapLibre connect to.

The archive holds a z/x/y.png pyramid in the Web Mercator projection (EPSG:3857) and a metadata.json file with the set name, format, bounds and center. By default zooms 10 through 16 are rendered — from the whole city down to individual buildings; the tile format switches to JPEG if transparency is not needed and size matters more.

Welk programma opent Map Tiles-bestanden

De volgende programma's en toepassingen kunnen Map Tiles (XYZ / Slippy Map)-bestanden (.zip) die uit OSM2CDR zijn geëxporteerd openen, bewerken en verwerken:

💻Leaflet 💻OpenLayers 💻Mapbox GL JS 💻MapLibre GL JS 🌐Google Maps API

Format specifications

Open standard
2D only
Lossless (no quality loss)
No attributes
Output: 256 files in archive
ZIP archive of XYZ tile pyramid (z/x/y.png). Slippy-map convention. Drop on any web server for OpenLayers/Leaflet.

Wie gebruikt Map Tiles-kaarten

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Webkaarten

Your own base layer for a website: the map works without any requests to external tile services.

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Mobiele apps

The tiles go into the resources of a mobile app and open with no network.

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Offline kaarten

An offline map for an expedition, a site without connectivity or a closed network.

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Eigen tileserver

A ready pyramid for your own tile server — serving static files is enough.

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Digital signage

Information boards and kiosks where the map has to open instantly and always look the same.

Map Tiles exporteren

Gebied selecteren

Teken een rechthoek of polygoon op de interactieve kaart op osm2cdr.ru

Map Tiles kiezen

Selecteer Map Tiles (XYZ / Slippy Map) uit de lijst van 127 beschikbare exportformaten

Exporteren

Klik op Exporteren en ontvang uw .zip-bestand binnen 1-5 minuten

Downloaden

Download het gerede Map Tiles-bestand en open het in Leaflet

Openen na de export

Any web server — unpack the archive into the site directory, and the path to the tiles comes out like /tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}.png.
Leaflet — L.tileLayer('tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}.png', {minZoom: 10, maxZoom: 16}).addTo(map); take the bounds from metadata.json.
OpenLayers and MapLibre — an XYZ source with the same template; in MapLibre that is a raster source with a tiles field and a tile size of 256.
Offline and mobile applications — the directory goes into the build resources; if one file is more convenient than thousands of pictures, take MBTiles or PMTiles.
Checking — open any file like 12/2476/1284.png by hand: if the picture is there, the set is laid out correctly.