Blank map of Spanish-speaking countries

A teacher making a Spanish worksheet, a language department designing a poster or a business building a launch slide all want the same thing: the countries, without names, in a file they can place. With borders separates the 20 countries on the map; Outline only draws the land they sit on as a single shape. Each comes as a PNG on a transparent background, an SVG or a PDF.

Handouts and welcome pages

A department can set the PNG at the top of a welcome page for a Spanish week, with a title in Spanish above it and a short note on each country the programme visits. Switch your notes between English and Spanish as the year goes on. The list further down this page gives the 20 names to copy.

Posters and slides

The transparent background means the map takes the colour of a wall poster or a dark slide. A department can set it behind a welcome banner for a Spanish week. A company can place it beside a list of the markets a product is launching in, and shade only those countries in a design tool.

Design files

The SVG opens in Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma at any size. Fill one country in a brand colour while the rest stay pale, thicken the borders for a printed handout, or trace the outline for a stamp or a sticker.

Choosing

Take With borders, the political blank map of Spanish-speaking countries, when the countries must be told apart, and Outline only for a silhouette. The PNG suits documents and slides, the SVG redrawing and the PDF a copy printed as it is. For print choices such as black and white, go to the printable map of Spanish-speaking countries.