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Kepler.gl is designed for geospatial data analysis. It allows technical and non-technical audiences to visualize trends in a city or region. With Kepler.gl, you can…

Visualize a large amount of location data in your browser. Playback geo-temporal trends over time. Explore, filter, and deeply engage with location data to gain insight

See the sample maps in the demo app for more examples.

Kepler.gl sample map

This guide will teach you how to perform data analysis in Kepler.gl by adding data to a map, creating layers, adding filters, and more.

Table of contents:

Get Started
The kepler.gl workflow
Add data to the map
Adding data layers
Create a layer
Hide, edit and delete layers
Blend and rearrange layers
Layers
Point
Arc
Line
Grid
Polygon
Cluster
Icon
Hexbin
Heatmap
H3
Trip
S2
Vector
Layer attributes
Color Palettes
Filters
Interactions
Map Settings
SQL Data Explorer
AI Assistant
Time playback
Save and export
FAQ
View maps in 3d
Display legend
Split maps
Tooltips
Brushing
Display Coordinates
Map styles
Base map styles
Map layers
Custom styles