Editable map of Puerto Rico

A map of Puerto Rico is mostly a map of places on it: the towns where a team works, the stops of a trip, the venues of an event. The outline opens in the editor as a single shape, with no regions to click, so most of your editing goes into pins, a route and a title, and the shape itself stays a plain backdrop.

What goes on the map

For a trip, pin San Juan, Arecibo, Mayagüez and Ponce with the city search and join them with a route. Numbered stops show the order, and the route can carry a plane icon for a flight to or from the place. A wedding or family-reunion map works the same way: pin the venues and add a short text box beside each one with a time.

A business can pin its stores or depots on the map and colour the shape in its brand colour, with a legend that says what the pins stand for. Pupils making a poster can add a title, a source line and the names of the four largest cities.

One colour, many pins

Because the map takes one colour for the whole shape, choose the colour first: pick a swatch in the bar on the map, then click Puerto Rico on the map to fill it. A second click clears it. Add your cities is the quick start for pins and Add a title for the heading. In the editor, show names, add text boxes and change the style; Vintage suits a poster and Minimal a report. The Neighbours switch draws any surrounding countries in grey, if the slide needs context.

Taking it out

For a deck, set the canvas to 16:9, and in the Download dialog use Transparent for a slide with its own background or Copy image to paste straight into PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote. The map for PowerPoint page has more. PNG and JPG suit documents, SVG goes to Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma, and PDF is for print; the printable map of Puerto Rico is ready to print as it is.