Can you use a GTA-style map in real life?

Yes. Mapside is an iPhone navigation app with open-world map themes for real streets, and it gives real turn-by-turn directions.

This page is free to use. In the app, navigation and the Los Santos V theme are free. Other themes need Mapside Pro or reaching higher levels.

Is Mapside made by Rockstar Games?

No. Mapside is an independent navigation app and is not affiliated with Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive or CD Projekt.

Try it on your city

Turn your city into an open-world map

Type any city and see its real streets as a game map. Switch styles, save the image, and share it.

Example of Miami on Mapside's Vice City map theme.

Now drive it for real

This page shows the map. Mapside lets you navigate on it. It is a turn-by-turn app for driving, walking and cycling, with lane arrows, speed limits and voice directions on real roads.

Every street you cover clears the fog on your map and counts toward your next level. Navigation and the Los Santos V theme are free. Mapside Pro adds every theme and voice, plus CarPlay, and you can earn themes by leveling up.

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Mapside's turn-by-turn navigation on the Vice City theme in Miami Beach.

Common questions

Can you use a GTA-style map in real life?: Yes. Mapside is an iPhone navigation app with open-world map themes for real streets, and it gives real turn-by-turn directions. Android is coming soon.
Is this map free?: This page is free to use. In the app, navigation and the Los Santos V theme are free. Other themes need Mapside Pro or reaching higher levels.
Want it on your phone?: Make a GTA 6-style wallpaper of your city for your phone or desktop.
Want to see a real route first?: Follow the Vice City route guide, a 16-mile drive through seven real places in Miami.
Is Mapside made by Rockstar Games?: No. Mapside is an independent navigation app, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive or CD Projekt.

Game names are trademarks of their owners and describe the look of each map style. City search is sent to Photon or Nominatim, and map data comes from OpenStreetMap contributors through VersaTiles and OpenFreeMap.