The GravityView Maps Premium View extension displays entries in a Map View, where entries are displayed as pins on a map. Also, add map widgets and fields to all GravityView layouts.
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Key Features
The extension turns your form data into a dynamic geographic interface.
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Interactive Mapping: Supports both Google Maps and OpenStreetMap (as of 2026).
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Geolocation & Geocoding: Automatically converts addresses from Gravity Forms fields into latitude/longitude coordinates to place markers.
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Radius Search: Users can search for entries within a specific distance (e.g., “within 25 miles of my zip code”).
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Smart Marker Clustering: To keep the map clean, markers that are close together cluster into a single icon until the user zooms in.
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Custom Marker Icons: You can change map pins based on form data—for example, using a different icon for “Premium Listings” vs. “Standard Listings.“
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Map Widgets: You can add a map to any layout (Table, List, or DataTables) by simply dropping in the “Multiple Entries Map” widget.
How it Works
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Form Setup: Create a Gravity Form with an Address field.
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Create a View: Go to “New View” and select the Maps layout (or add the Map widget to an existing Table/List view).
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Geocoding: GravityView automatically geocodes existing and new entries.
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Customization: Use the “Maps” tab in the View Settings to adjust zoom levels, map styles, and search parameters.
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