Free Metro Map Maker for Roadmaps and Journeys

Add each line under Data and list its stations in order, or paste them as text, one line per row: Blue Line: Airport, Riverside, Central, Eastfield. Stations with the same name on different lines become interchanges, and this maker draws the whole map for you, in the 45° style of a real subway diagram, as you type.

A station where two or more lines meet, so passengers can change trains. On this map it is any station name that appears on more than one line, drawn as a larger white station with a dark ring, the way most transit maps show them.

Yes. Click the colour swatch next to the line's name under Data. In the text box you can also write a colour after the name, like Airport Express (#0891b2), or use a colour word in the name, so Red Line is red.

Yes. Click a station to rename it, mark it as a landmark or a terminus, or remove it; an interchange is renamed on every line at once. Click a line to rename it, change its colour or add a station at its end. Everything you change on the map shows up under Data, and none of the editing controls appear in the download.

A transit map is a diagram, not a street map. It keeps the order of stations and where lines connect, and straightens everything else into horizontal, vertical and 45° lines so the network is easy to read. That is why this maker lays the map out from your lines alone, with no coordinates needed.

Yes, and most people do. It works for anything with parallel tracks that meet: a project roadmap where each team is a line and shared milestones are interchanges, a customer journey where personas share steps, a career path or a course plan. The page opens on the Project roadmap, and the Customer journey and Career path presets show the other two.

In a Value map each line is a row, stations are evenly spaced, and the number in a station's Value box sets how high it sits on its line. The TV episode ratings preset uses it: every season is a line, every episode a station, and the best episodes become landmarks. You can also drag a stop up or down on the map to change its value, or select it and use the arrow keys.

Up to 12 lines, 60 stations per line and 240 stations in all. The layout stays readable best with 2 to 8 lines; with a very busy network, name only the key stations or use a bigger canvas.

Making a metro map and downloading a standard PNG are free, with no signup or watermark. SVG and HD PNG at 2×, 3× and 4× require Pro or an active export pass.