If it is possible, I would appreciate a vector version of downloaded image (SVG/EPS/PDF/AI/...) to make changes afterwards or make larger prints.

I am using snazzy maps to make personalized gifts for family and friends. Creating one poster of a big city can take several days because I need more than 10 pieces to put together. I would even pay (especially if that would include a license to use and sell) for a subscription or something if there would be a possibility of unlimited downloads and BIGGER pictures, as someone below already mentioned.

it would enable us to make maps of different regions in the same scale

Oops! Something went wrong.
This page didn't load Google Maps correctly. See the JavaScript console for technical details.

The error in the Java console refers to a missing API Key. Thus, I have created a second and new API Key from Google, but by bringing the Snazzy Maps code onto our website the error occurs again 'Oops! Something went wrong.
This page didn't load Google Maps correctly. See the JavaScript console for technical details.' and the Java console error is: 'js?key=AIzaSyB8pL2qIZNz5aQqpNy8ttSZYBzZCxbCois&v=3.31&language=en&libraries=places,geometry&callback=createMap:77 Google Maps JavaScript API error: ApiNotActivatedMapError
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/error-messages#api-not-activated-map-error' Any idea what that could be?

I want to have no cities showing when looking at the whole USA but have large cities when zoomed in to an individual state. Is this possible to set different settings for different zoom levels?

Possibly change from web resource to a android app. You may get access to Google's API for free that way

I am willing to pay for this service. I understand the original intent behind this website, but I regularly use your maps for my business. I am willing to bet that many of my colleagues would be willing to subscribe.

Allow us to use our own API key in your Map Builder feature, that way maybe you can reduce the cost on your website.

Allow editing the map styles directly in the JSON in the "View Code" tab. This way we can copy and paste styles we may have started outside Snazzy Maps, and stylize properties of the map that may not be available in the editing UI. For example, I couldn't change the color of, or remove the equator and International Date Line (IDL) from the UI.

Hi, I think about using a snapshot of a snazzy map to put on my e-commerce website. Is this okay?
Do I have to reference anything?

typescript is used for Angular.
because it is typed, the styles don't work so well.
But it can be made to work by removing the quotes
So
{

    "featureType": "water",

    "elementType": "geometry",

    "stylers": [

        {

Becomes
{

    featureType: "water",

    elementType: "geometry",

    stylers: [

        {

etc.
Also
const snazzyStyles: google.maps.MapTypeStyle[] = [

      {elementType: 'geometry', stylers: [{color: '#242f3e'}]},

you get the idea.

1000x1000 pixels is just too small..

Add the ability to drag the pins up or down to reorganize them in the list (on the left side when working on the map) so that we can alphabetize, etc., and work with what we have created more easily

This is the same as the idea to add organization someone else submitted.

Same as the one that is on Google maps would be great; as I use these maps to print out. Thanks.

Google's My Maps (google.com/mymaps) is a feature I use a lot to create maps for clients to use for wayfinding for real estate development projects. I would love to be able to apply map styles from Snazzy Maps to those maps. Google My Maps comes with 9 styling options, but no option to customize those in any way, so I don't know if this is a request that Google would need to handle or if there's a way that Snazzy Maps could make the integration work. Great site here, thanks!

Google Maps to dxf

Please keep the download feature! Would be great if you could download at 300dpi as well

Accessibility guidelines require an html tag contain a language attribute. It would be great if the iframe served by Snazzy Maps could include it.

WCAG 2.1 - https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/