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Use markers to display single locations on a map. This guide shows you how to use advanced markers. With advanced markers you can create and customize highly performant markers, and make accessible markers that respond to DOM click events and keyboard input. For even deeper customization, advanced markers supports the use of custom HTML and CSS, including the ability to create completely custom markers. For 3D applications you can control the altitude at which a marker appears. Advanced markers are supported on both raster and vector maps (though some features are not available on raster maps). A map ID is required to use Advanced Markers (the DEMO_MAP_ID can be used).

Get started with advanced markers

Customize the default marker's background, glyph, and border color, and adjust marker size.

Replace the default marker icon with a custom SVG or PNG image.

Use custom HTML and CSS to create visually distinctive interactive markers, and create animations.

Make a marker respond to clicks and keyboard events by adding a click event listener.

function initMap() {
  const map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById('map'), {
    center: {lat: 37.4239163, lng: -122.0947209},
    zoom: 17,
    mapId: 'DEMO_MAP_ID',
  });

  const marker = new google.maps.marker.AdvancedMarkerElement({
    map,
    position: {lat: 37.4239163, lng: -122.0947209},
  });

  marker.addListener('click', ({domEvent, latLng}) => {
    const {target} = domEvent;
    // Handle the click event.
    // ...
  });
}

Set the altitude for a marker to make it appear correctly with 3D map elements, and specify how a marker should behave when it collides with another marker or map label. Marker altitude is only supported on vector maps.

• Get started with advanced markers

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Last updated 2025-07-09 UTC.

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