MBTiles (SQLite Tiles)
Open BetaMBTiles é um formato para armazenar tiles de mapa num único ficheiro SQLite. Compacto, rápido e prático para mapas offline e aplicações móveis. Suportado por MapLibre, TileMill, Mapbox e GeoServer.
Principais características
Sobre o formato MBTiles
MBTiles is a Mapbox specification describing how to pack map tiles into a single SQLite file: a tiles table with zoom level, coordinates and the image, plus a metadata table with the name, bounds and zoom range. Instead of thousands of small files on disk you get one portable container understood by QGIS, TileServer GL, MapLibre and mobile apps.
The format is chosen when the map has to work without internet or be served from your own server: an offline layer in a mobile app, a backdrop on a field tablet, a local tile service for an internal portal. Copying and handing over one file is easier than a folder with tens of thousands of images.
The OSM2CDR export delivers raster MBTiles: the selected area is rendered on the server in your style and cut into 256x256 PNG tiles. By default zooms 10 through 16 are built, and the range is set at export time; rows are numbered in TMS order, as the specification requires, and the name, area bounds and zoom bounds are written into metadata. Inside are images, not vector tiles — the style is chosen at export and cannot be changed on the client.
Que programa abre ficheiros MBTiles
Os seguintes programas e aplicações podem abrir, editar e trabalhar com ficheiros MBTiles (SQLite Tiles) (.mbtiles) exportados do OSM2CDR:
Format specifications
- Open standard
- 2D only
- Lossless (no quality loss)
- No attributes
- Output: 1 file
- MBTiles SQLite container with rendered raster tiles. Opens in QGIS, OsmAnd, Locus Map, TileServer-GL. For restyleable vector tiles pick MBTiles Vector.
Quem utiliza mapas MBTiles
Como exportar para MBTiles
Como abrir depois da exportação
- QGIS (free) — drag the .mbtiles into the program window or add it through the Browser panel: the layer will sit as a backdrop under your data.
- TileServer GL or mbview — run a local tile server over the file and get an address of the form /{z}/{x}/{y}.png for Leaflet, MapLibre and OpenLayers.
- mb-util — unpack the container into a plain folder tree z/x/y.png if your hosting can only serve static files: mb-util map.mbtiles tiles/.
- DB Browser for SQLite — look inside: how many tiles were written, what is in metadata, which zoom range actually got built.
- A mobile app with MBTiles support — put the file into its maps folder; that is how an offline backdrop appears on a tablet with no internet.
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