Create a map
Create a 2D or 3D map by uploading a spreadsheet or using the data included with ArcGIS Online. Customize your map with basemaps, search locations, use sketch tools, create bookmarks, and add layers.
ArcGIS Online Trial Resources
Make the most of your 21 days
Esri invites you to discover everything you can accomplish with ArcGIS Online during your 21-day free trial. Use these resources to guide your learning.
Get started with ArcGIS Online
Add and manage data
ArcGIS Online provides a central location to store, manage, and share spatial data. Add your own data, create surveys to collect data, or use Esri’s authoritative demographic and lifestyle data.
Perform analysis
Discover insights and solve problems using the analysis tools in ArcGIS Online. Find the best location or route, see how places relate, detect patterns, make predictions, compare trends, and more.
Collaborate and share
Securely share your data, maps, and apps with specific groups, your organization, or the public. Create a web app to engage your audience. Collaborate with others on content creation or share your work for them to explore.
Add teammates to your trial
With your ArcGIS Online trial, invite up to four people: three to privately view and one to create maps and apps. Collaboration is easy and secure. Follow these steps to invite people to your ArcGIS Online trial.
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Learn by solving real-world problems
Explore tutorials with real-world scenarios to learn how to create maps, collect and analyze data, create apps, and more.
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- Make maps
- Add and manage data
- Analyze data
- Collaborate and share
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VideoGet started with ArcGIS Online
Learn the basics of ArcGIS Online to analyze spatial data, gain insights, and make informed decisions. -
VideoSee how customers use ArcGIS Online
Discover how ArcGIS Online is used at recognizable organizations worldwide to address some of the most complex issues facing humanity today. -
TutorialExplore ArcGIS Online
Try out a basic workflow to create a map of Houston’s hurricane evacuation routes. Style and filter your data and share your findings. -
Product overviewStart with an industry-specific configuration
Explore a collection of industry-specific configurations of ArcGIS Online designed to meet your organization’s needs.
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VideoMake a map
Explore the possibilities of mapping in ArcGIS Online. This video shows you how to create a map in Map Viewer. -
TutorialExplore and add data layers
Use Esri’s authoritative data to build a community asset map. Add layers, create bookmarks, apply styles, and create a sketch layer. -
TutorialCreate a 3D map and app
Transform 2D data on trees into a realistic 3D scene, highlighting spatial relationships with buildings and streets. -
TutorialApply styles and effects to your map
Adjust a data layer’s appearance to make key information stand out. Choose a new color scheme, apply styles and effects, and customize pop-ups. -
TutorialCreate a policy map and interpret the data
Add county health data to map areas with high obesity rates and highlight where healthy food initiatives are needed. Then, share your web map. -
TutorialStyle your maps
Map the Lake District in England with symbology, pop-ups, and layout techniques.
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TutorialManage your data, maps, and content
Securely store and manage your geographic data in the cloud. Save and share maps, apps, content, and other resources. -
TutorialUse demographic data to study markets
Search points of interest and demographic data to identify potential markets for expanding a retail chain. -
TutorialCreate a layer and add features
Create a map for volunteers to find beach cleanup events by adding features and defining fields in a layer. -
TutorialCollect data through field apps
Get started with common field activities such as finding assets, capturing data, and monitoring activities in real time. -
TutorialCreate a survey
Create a survey to collect data, share it with others in your organization, and then analyze the results.
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TutorialIdentify campgrounds near invasive weeds
Use analysis tools to count invasive weeds near campgrounds and visualize the data with a bar chart. -
TutorialAnalyze the environmental effects of mining
Locate mining sites, trace contaminants downstream, and visualize the impact on a map. -
TutorialGenerate travel areas for charging stations
Identify areas accessible by electric vehicle based on charging station distance and learn how to use credits in ArcGIS Online. -
TutorialIdentify a new hospital site
Find possible locations for a new hospital based on spatial criteria. -
TutorialSummarize cycling routes within townships
Identify townships with the longest and shortest combined cycling networks.
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TutorialShare a map
Add item details to your map and share it securely with specific groups, your organization, or the public. -
VideoCollaborate with a group
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TutorialCreate an app
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VideoVisualize data in a dashboard
Create a dashboard to monitor real-time location data on desktop and mobile devices. -
TutorialConfigure permissions for your app
Combine maps, text, and images into a digital story, then manage app permissions for public viewing. -
TutorialBuild an interactive web experience
Combine maps, charts, widgets, and apps in a multipage web app optimized for mobile.
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Part of the ArcGIS geospatial platform
ArcGIS is the definitive solution for managing geospatial data, featuring a comprehensive set of capabilities, apps, and tools for drawing insights from location information. ArcGIS Online delivers ArcGIS as a global software as a service that is accessible through user types. User types align capabilities to team roles, enabling you to streamline, connect, and scale across your organization.
Purchasing options for ArcGIS Online
Save your work by converting your trial into a paid subscription. Sign in to your account to purchase user types and access ArcGIS Online.