Mapillary collects street-level photos uploaded by people, companies and governments, and makes them browsable on a map. Its computer vision extracts map features such as signs, which helps improve OpenStreetMap.
It often covers paths, villages and countries that Google Street View does not.
What you can do
Street-level photos where other services have none
Upload your own sequences
Detected map features
Image dates and directions
The details
Coverage
Worldwide (patchy)
Updates
Continuously (community edits)
Data source
User uploads
Made by
Mapillary (Meta) (company)
Price
Free
Account
No account needed
On phones
Best on a computer
Map view
3D
Tips for using Mapillary
Use the date filter to find the newest imagery of a street.
Who it is for
Mapillary is especially useful for travelers, map lovers and researchers & analysts.
No. You can open the map and use it without signing up.
How often is Mapillary updated?
It changes continuously as the community adds and edits information.
Where does Mapillary get its data?
User uploads.
Can I use Mapillary on my phone?
It opens on phones, but it works best on a computer with a larger screen.
What are some alternatives to Mapillary?
Similar maps include Atlas Obscura, Google Street View, FlightConnections and Chronotrains. See the full list of Mapillary alternatives on ColorfulMaps.
Summary based on public information about Mapillary. Features and prices change; the map's own website has the latest details.