Changing map colors

By default, every new map added to your project is a Heatmap. This means that areas of the map are assigned color shades according to the numerical values from the second column of your dataset. Darker colors represent higher values, while lighter shades reflect lower values. However, you can change the color scheme of your map at any time.

Click on the map to select it.
Expand the Colors tab in the right sidebar.

Under the Values tab, you can modify the data range and the number of heatmap entries.

You can also manually assign separate colors for each entry in your map or group multiple entries by color.

Pro tip: To copy the style of a map and paste it onto another one, right-click on the map, the style of which you wish to copy, and click Copy style, then right-click on the map, on which you want to paste the style, and click Paste style. Read more on copying style in the article on Copying colors and settings.

Switching to an Individual or Grouped map

Expand the Map Properties tab in the right sidebar.
Switch from Heatmap to Individual (or Grouped) color mode.

The Individual color option will allow you to assign a color to each location separately.

The Grouped color option will allow you to group locations by entering matching names or numbers in the 3rd column of the map's data table.