Labels
You can display labels on your layers based on any attribute. Labels make your map easier to read and more informative.
Label by​
First, choose the attribute field whose values you want to display as labels on the map. Then proceed to create further settings.
Label settings​
Size​
Set the size of the label text. Values can range from 5 to 100. You can set it on the scale or type in the number manually.
Color​
Choose any color using the Color Picker or select one from our Preset Colors.
Placement​
Define where the label appears in relation to the feature: center, top, bottom, left, right, top left, top right, bottom left, or bottom right.
Open more setting with the Advanced Settings 
Offset​
Adjust the label's position by moving it horizontally (Offset X) or vertically (Offset Y). Use the scalebar to create settings, or type in the number manually.
Allow overlap​
If enabled, labels will appear on all zoom levels. If disabled, the labels get clustered at lower zoom levels.
Halo color​
A halo is an outline around the label, which helps to improve readability against busy backgrounds. Choose any color using the Color Picker or select one from our Preset Colors.
Halo width​
Set the thickness of the halo. The maximum value is one-quarter of the label's font size. Use the scalebar to create the setting, or type in the number manually.
Tips​
- Use smaller fonts for dense layers to reduce visual clutter.
- A light halo on dark maps (or vice versa) can make labels much easier to read.
- By default label overlap is disabled, which improves clarity, but some labels might not appear if space is limited.