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What is tileset in Mapbox?
A tileset is a collection of raster or vector data broken up into a uniform grid of square tiles at up to 22 preset zoom levels. Tilesets are used in Mapbox libraries and SDKs as a core piece of making maps visible on mobile or in the browser; they are also the main mechanism we use for determining map views.
How do I upload data to Mapbox?
To add your data to a dataset, you can create a new, blank dataset through Mapbox Studio or through the Mapbox Datasets API and then add data to it. Note that the Mapbox Datasets API does not date GeoJSON files as uploads, but rather as the body of a POST request.
How can I upload tileset to Mapbox Studio?
Make sure to split up your layers into different files before uploading to Mapbox Studio. If you must use KML and require all the layers, use kml-split, which breaks a KML into multiple files with fewer layers. Otherwise you can merge your layers into one and upload as either GeoJSON or a Shapefile. Tileset exceeds processing limit.
What’s the maximum size of a tile in Mapbox?
Tile exceeds maximum size of 500k at z { zoom level }. Reduce the detail of data at this zoom level or omit it by adjusting your minzoom. The size of a specific tile in the MBTiles file is too large. Reduce the detail of data at this zoom level or omit it by adjusting your minzoom.
How can I upload my data as a tileset?
You can upload your data as a tileset through: Uploads created in Mapbox Studio via the Mapbox Studio style editor, your tilesets page, or exported from a dataset using the dataset editor are subject to additional limits. These uploads cannot exceed 300 MB, and are limited to 20 uploads per month.
What do I need to upload a tiff to MapBox?
There are a couple requirements for TIFFs: Only 8-bit GeoTIFFs are supported. Run gdalinfo to find your GeoTIFF’s resolution. Mapbox only accepts TIFFs with georeferencing information (GeoTIFFs). Make sure your TIFF is georeferenced before trying to upload.