Why organize your Google Maps favorites?
Google Maps is great at saving a place, but poor at organizing one: you can't see everything on one map, filter by category, or plan a day. So your best spots sit in lists you never reopen.
Organizing your favorites makes them useful again: find them at a glance, prepare a trip, and share your best addresses.
Step 1 — Gather all your places
Two ways to get your favorites: export your data with Google Takeout (full file), or paste the link of a shared Google Maps list. You can also add places by hand, with no export at all.
In MyFavsMap the import takes a few seconds and your places appear on the map right away.
Step 2 — Sort by category and region
This is where everything changes: classify your places by category (restaurants, beaches, hotels, hikes…) and by region. One click on a filter and you only see what matters.
No more scrolling a list of 200 names: isolate “cafés in Lisbon” or “beaches in Bali” instantly.
Step 3 — Visualize on a clean map
All your favorites show on a single map, with markers colored by category. You finally see the geography of your wishlist: what's close, what clusters together, what's worth the detour.
That overview is what makes planning obvious.
Step 4 — Turn it into an itinerary
Select a day's places and let MyFavsMap optimize the route order, with travel times and one-tap opening in Google Maps or Waze. Your favorites become a concrete, day-by-day plan.
And everything stays available offline once loaded — handy abroad with no signal.
Import your Google Maps places, sort by category and region, and turn them into an itinerary — for free.
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