Learn how to quickly display a Mapbox Street map in your app.

Use the LocationComponent to show a user's location in a map fragment.

Use the LocationComponent to indicate the user's current location on the map

Include a map fragment within your app using Android support library.

Add a mapview in a dynamically created layout.

Use elevation data to show and customize hills and mountains.

Using the second argument of addLayerBelow, you can be more precise where your layer ends up in the map stack.

Add a vector source to a map and display it as a layer.

Adding an external Web Map Service layer to the map.

Use an image source and a runnable to show data changes over time.

Drag the seek bar to adjust the opacity of a raster layer on top of a map.

Using layer set to change a layer's fill color.

Switch the map's language dynamically.

Make a property depend on the map zoom level, in this case, the water layers fill color.

Display an indoor map of a building with toggles to switch between floor levels.

Use the Android system's picture-in-picture functionality to maintain a map in a separate window (requires Android O and above).

Use the style API to adjust layers' opacity in order to highlight data. Los Angeles' parks, hotels, and attractions are displayed in this example.

Create a custom layer switcher to display different datasets.

Using a categorical circle-color property function for a visualization.

Using an identity line-color property function for a visualization.

Add markers via SymbolLayer and manipulate the data in real time. A Mapillary integration is also showcased in this example.

Create a transparent background and fill it with something such as a video of moving water.

Use an image source to display images on the map.

Gain minute control over heat map coloring, size, density, and other styling.

Use data-driven styling to visualize point data with a time lapse effect; rainfall in China in this example

Add and customize a heatmap to visualize data.

Use data-driven styling to visualize point data with a time lapse effect; rainfall in China in this example.

Style a choropleth map by merging local JSON data with vector tile geometries.

Use multiple expressions to visualize unit change in data.

Display state or county population depending on zoom level.

Change the location and color of the light that's shined on extrusions

Use imported vector data to set the height of 3D building extrusions

Rotate a map with 3D buildings.

Use data-driven styling and GeoJSON data to set extrusions' heights

Create a 3D indoor map with the full-extrude-height paint property

Animate the marker to a new position on the map.

Use GeoJSON data and circle layers to visualize point data as circle clusters.

Use the Maps SDK to visualize point data as hotspots.

Use GeoJSON and SymbolLayer icons to view clustered images.

Use SymbolLayer and icons to show data in a BubbleLayout "info window".

Animate the map's camera position, tilt, bearing, and zoom.

Position the camera so that all the given markers are in view.

Prevent a map from being panned to a different place.

Query the building layer and show a building's outline.

Click on and highlight a selected a GeoJSON polygon

Get the feature count inside a bounding box and highlight all the buidings.

Tap on a line and add a highlight effect behind it.

Show a smaller inset map fragment and link it to a larger map for two map interaction. Great for gaming!

Display markers on the map by adding a SymbolLayer. Query the map and animate the icon size if the symbol is clicked on.

Click the map to add a marker at the location and display the maps property information for this feature.

Manipulate the map based on RecyclerView interactions.

Redo search for certain features in a certain area once the map is moved.

Use the query feature to select a building, get its geometry and draw a polygon highlighting it.

Create a GeoJSON line source, style it using properties, and add the layer to the map.

Draw a polyline by parsing a GeoJSON file with the Map SDK.

Draw a vector polygon with holes on a map using the Map SDK.

Draw a vector polygon on a map with the Map SDK.

Gain minute control over heat map coloring, size, density, and other styling.

Show a snapshotted map image in a notification.

Send and share a map snapshot image.

Download and view an offline map using the Maps SDK.

Download, view, navigate to, and delete an offline region.

Fade map styles in and out based on zoom level.

Example loads the map style via a locally stored style JSON file or custom raster style.

Use a custom Mapbox-hosted style.

Use a variety of professionally designed styles with the Map SDK.