Embed a map on any website in under five minutes

The promise on our landing page is "embeddable in five minutes," so here is the honest version of those five minutes, step by step, with the clock running.

Minute one: the spreadsheet

Any CSV with a name and a location works. Addresses are fine — you do not need coordinates. This walkthrough uses a 24-row list of places around a lakeside town:

Minutes two and three: upload and let it design

Drag the CSV into Sightfield Maps. The AI maps your columns, geocodes the addresses, and designs the place cards. This is the step that replaces the afternoon you expected to spend in a settings panel.

Review the result, set your accent color, and pick a cover. If one card needs a manual touch, override just that card.

Minute four: publish

Publishing gives you two things: a share page at a short link, and an embed snippet:

<iframe
  src="https://maps.sightfield.co/embed/your-map-id"
  width="100%" height="600" frameborder="0">
</iframe>

Minute five: paste it

Any site that accepts an iframe accepts this one — Squarespace, Webflow, WordPress, hand-written HTML. Paste, save, done:

A live map will appear here

This showcase is waiting for its published map.

Update the spreadsheet later and republish; the embed updates everywhere it lives. That is the whole loop — no plugin, no build step, and no per-view meter deciding whether your map is allowed to succeed.