Download your Google My Maps as KML, drop it here, enter your address — get the nearest stops and the shortest route.
📘 How to use this tool
1Load the map data
Export the points from the Google My Maps map:
- Open the map and click ⋮ next to its title.
- Choose Download KML/KMZ → Entire map.
- Tick “Export to a .KML file”, then Download.
- Drag the file into the Map data box (or click it to browse).
The data is remembered in this browser, so you only do this once.
2Set your home
- Type your address (e.g. 123 Portage Ave, Winnipeg) and press Find.
- Or tap 📍 Use my location.
- Or simply click anywhere on the map.
If several matches appear, pick the right one from the list.
3Find stops near you
- Drag Radius to widen or narrow the search area (orange circle).
- Show up to limits how many stops are listed.
- Use the Layers chips to show or hide categories.
- Stops are numbered from nearest to farthest; tap a name to zoom to it.
4Plan your route
- Click + Add to route on the stops you want, or Pick 8 nearest.
- The tool orders them into the shortest loop (purple dashed line).
- Choose Walking / Cycling / Driving and toggle Return home.
- Press Open route in Google Maps for turn-by-turn directions.
💡 Tips: Distances and times are straight-line estimates — real routes are a little longer. Google Maps accepts up to 9 stops per route, so for longer trips split them into two routes. Use Directions ↗ on any stop to go straight there.
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