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[quick-maps]Orlando, Florida[/quick-maps]
[quick-maps]One Infinite Loop, Cupertino, CA 95014[/quick-maps]
[quick-maps height="500px"]Magic Kingdom, Florida[/quick-maps]
That's the whole setup — a clean, responsive Google Map appears in your post, page, or widget.
Because Quick Maps renders a standard, lazy-loaded Google Maps embed (not the paid JavaScript API), your maps load fast, add no heavy scripts to your pages, and never trigger a surprise bill from Google.
Key Features
Each feature below links to a full how-to guide on quickmaps.io.
[quick-maps]Your address or place[/quick-maps] is all it takes. Full guide.100%) and adapt to any screen size. Full guide.width and height attributes, e.g. [quick-maps height="500px" width="80%"]Miami, FL[/quick-maps]. Full guide.satellite, hybrid, or terrain with the type attribute, e.g. [quick-maps type="satellite"]Grand Canyon[/quick-maps]. Full guide.zoom attribute (0 = whole world, 21 = street level), e.g. [quick-maps zoom="16"]Times Square, NYC[/quick-maps]. Full guide.lang attribute, e.g. [quick-maps lang="es"]Madrid[/quick-maps]. Full guide.from and to attributes, e.g. [quick-maps from="Orlando, FL" to="Miami, FL"][/quick-maps]. Full guide.[quick-maps]Orlando, Florida[/quick-maps]No. Quick Maps works without any API key, Google Cloud project, or billing account. Install it and use the shortcode.
Put the address or place name inside the shortcode and add it to any post, page, or widget:
[quick-maps]One Infinite Loop, Cupertino, CA 95014[/quick-maps]
Use the width and height attributes. Width defaults to 100% (responsive) and height to 300px:
[quick-maps height="500px" width="75%"]Magic Kingdom, Florida[/quick-maps]
Yes. Use your business name, a full street address, a landmark, or latitude/longitude coordinates as the shortcode content.
Yes. Add the type attribute with satellite, hybrid, or terrain. The default is the standard road map:
[quick-maps type="hybrid"]Golden Gate Bridge[/quick-maps]
Yes. Use the zoom attribute with a value from 0 (the whole world) to 21 (street level):
[quick-maps zoom="17"]Willis Tower, Chicago[/quick-maps]
Yes. Add the lang attribute with a language code, e.g. lang="es" for Spanish or lang="fr" for French:
[quick-maps lang="fr"]Paris[/quick-maps]
Yes. Use the from and to attributes to draw a route between two places:
[quick-maps from="Orlando, FL" to="Miami, FL"][/quick-maps]
No. Quick Maps outputs a single, native lazy-loaded embed with no heavy JavaScript, so maps load quickly and don't block your page.
Yes. Quick Maps works anywhere WordPress shortcodes run, including text/HTML widgets and most popular page builders.
Yes, the plugin is free. The premium version at quickmaps.io adds color schemes, custom markers, custom JS/CSS, and advanced lazy-loading controls.