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Select a GeoServer layer
Open Source · GeoServer
Create, preview and manage GeoServer styles visually.
Create and preview geospatial styles visually, edit the underlying style definition when needed, and apply styles to GeoServer layers.
Visual Editor · Live Preview · SLD · GeoServer
Visual styling, without the complexity
Connect
Select a GeoServer layer
AcuGIS Styler
Visual editor + live preview
Output
SLD to GeoServer
The marketing experience stays as simple as the application.
Connect to GeoServer and choose the workspace and layer you want to style.
Adjust appearance with visual controls, including classification and labels.
See style changes on the map as you edit.
Download or copy SLD, or apply the style to the GeoServer layer.
A focused visual editor for GeoServer styles — not a full data-management platform.
Adjust layer appearance with visual controls, including simple, categorized, graduated and choropleth styles.
See style changes directly on the map while you work.
View, validate and edit the underlying SLD when you need more control than the visual editor provides.
Configure basic feature labels and include them in the generated SLD.
Import existing SLD or XML. Simple, categorized and graduated styles can be applied to the visual editor.
Download or copy the SLD output.
Apply styles to GeoServer layers when connected, including setting a style as the layer default.
Standalone Styler styles layers from a connected GeoServer. That is the current input path.
Enter your GeoServer URL and credentials, choose a workspace and layer, then preview features and build the style. Styler proxies GeoServer requests for the session and does not persist accounts.
AcuGIS Open Source
Styler belongs to the AcuGIS Open Source family. Run it yourself, with commercial support available when you need it.
Part of the AcuGIS Open Source family of GeoServer tools.
Run Styler as a standalone application next to your GeoServer.
AcuGIS support is available when you want help deploying or using Styler.
Connect, preview, edit the style, and apply SLD back to GeoServer.