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Guatemala Map Maker

Color a blank Guatemala map online in seconds. Click any region to fill it, shade the whole map from a spreadsheet, add a legend and labels, then export a publish-ready PNG or SVG — free, and with no sign-up.

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How to color the Guatemala map

Nothing to install and no account to create — the editor opens with the Guatemala map already loaded and blank.

Open the map

Launch the Guatemala map straight in your browser. It loads blank and ready to color.

Color the regions

Click any region to fill it, or paste a spreadsheet column and let gradient mode shade every region by value.

Add a legend

Name your color groups, position the legend, and switch labels or abbreviations on where they help.

Export or share

Download a PNG or SVG, copy a share link, or paste an embed snippet into an article or site.

What you can build with the Guatemala map

Election & polling maps

Shade the Guatemala departments by winning party, margin or turnout using category or logic rules.

Data & heat maps

Map population, revenue, prices or survey results across Guatemala with a continuous gradient scale.

Territory & coverage

Mark sales regions, delivery zones, franchise areas or office coverage across Guatemala.

Travel & personal maps

Tick off the parts of Guatemala you have visited, lived in or plan to see next.

All 22 departments on the Guatemala map

Every region below is a separate, clickable shape you can color, rename, hide or isolate on its own.

  • Alta Verapaz GT-AV
  • Baja Verapaz GT-BV
  • Chimaltenango GT-CM
  • Chiquimula GT-CQ
  • El Progreso GT-PR
  • Escuintla GT-ES
  • Guatemala GT-GU
  • Huehuetenango GT-HU
  • Izabal GT-IZ
  • Jalapa GT-JA
  • Jutiapa GT-JU
  • Pet\u00e9n GT-PE
  • Quezaltenango GT-QZ
  • Quich\u00e9 GT-QC
  • Retalhuleu GT-RE
  • Sacatep\u00e9quez GT-SA
  • San Marcos GT-SM
  • Santa Rosa GT-SR
  • Solol\u00e1 GT-SO
  • Suchitep\u00e9quez GT-SU
  • Totonicap\u00e1n GT-TO
  • Zacapa GT-ZA

Guatemala map — frequently asked questions

Is the Guatemala map free to use?
Yes. Coloring, editing and exporting the Guatemala map is completely free, with no account and no sign-up. There is no limit on how many maps you make.
How many regions does this Guatemala map have?
This map contains 22 departments, each individually clickable and colorable. You can also hide, isolate or rename any of them in the editor.
Can I download the Guatemala map as a PNG or SVG?
Yes. Export to PNG for slides, documents and social posts, or to SVG when you need a vector you can scale or edit further in Illustrator, Figma or Inkscape. Both exports can include a title, description, legend and source credit.
Can I color the Guatemala map from a spreadsheet?
Yes. Paste or import a two-column list of region names and values and they are matched to the map automatically. Gradient mode then shades every region by value, so a whole dataset is colored in one step.
Can I use maps made with this tool commercially?
The underlying map geometry is licensed for non-commercial use and requires attribution, which the export stamp provides automatically. See the credits page for the full license terms before publishing commercially.

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