When you need bulk conversion
Moving your entire Google Maps saved places library. Migrating a business's location database. Converting a travel itinerary with dozens of stops. Transferring a real estate property list. Any time you have more than a handful of Google Maps links, bulk conversion saves hours.
Supported formats
GoToAppleMaps accepts CSV files, plain text files with one URL per line, and Google Takeout exports. The tool automatically detects Google Maps URLs in your data, even if they're mixed with other columns like names and notes.
How bulk conversion works
Upload your file at gotoapplemaps.com. The tool processes each link: resolves short URLs, extracts place names or coordinates, searches Apple Maps, and matches the closest result. You see a live progress bar and can review matches before generating your Guide.
What you get
A single Apple Maps Guide URL containing all your converted places. Open it on iPhone or Mac and every location appears as a pin on your map. Guides sync across all your Apple devices via iCloud.
What people use this for
The mechanics are identical whatever the list is; only the shape of the input changes.
A travel itinerary
Hotels, restaurants and activities collected from booking emails and blog posts, usually as a pile of links rather than a tidy file. Save them one per line, convert, and you get a single Guide for the trip. Apple Maps can then download that area for offline use, which matters more abroad than it does at home.
A property list
Agents and buyers tend to keep listings in a spreadsheet with a Google Maps link per property. Export it as CSV and the converter finds the URLs among the other columns — price, agent, notes — without needing them isolated first. Share the resulting Guide with a client and they see every viewing on one map.
Wedding and event locations
Ceremony, reception, hotel blocks, parking, the rehearsal dinner. Convert them once and share a single Guide link on the invitation or event page instead of pasting five separate map links that each open a different app on a guest's phone.
A team's or business's locations
Office addresses, client sites, meeting spots. One Guide, shared in a channel or wiki, works for everyone on an Apple device and does not need re-sending each time someone asks where a place is.
Match rate and accuracy
Measured over the last 30 days, 67.5% of places matched automatically. Smaller lists do better — about 73% for lists under 50 places — and very large lists do worse, about 64% above 700 places. Popular restaurants, hotels, and landmarks match nearly 100%. Small businesses, temporary locations, and places in areas with limited Apple Maps coverage may not match.
Use GoToAppleMaps to convert your Google Maps links to Apple Maps in seconds — free, private, no signup.
Frequently asked questions
The free bulk converter handles up to 1,500 places per file. That covers a full Google Maps saved-places library for most people; if your file is larger, get in touch and we will run it for you.
Yes. Export your saved places from Google Takeout as CSV and upload directly to GoToAppleMaps.
Unmatched places are listed separately so you can search for them manually in Apple Maps. Common reasons: the place was removed, renamed, or isn't in Apple Maps' database yet.