TreeMap

Looking for a powerful TreeMap visualization tool?
You’ve just found the most capable one.

Turn your data into stunning treemap visualizations

Stationery Treemap in Xmas 2009 courtesy of Patrick Ng (http://scription.typepad.com/blog/2009/12/stationery-treemap-in-xmas-2009.html)
TreeMap provides an easy yet extremely powerful way to create beautiful treemaps for both analysis and presentation. Import data effortlessly from a wide range of file formats—including, of course, Excel—or connect directly to databases such as MySQL and SQL Server. TreeMap is designed to scale smoothly, even to very large datasets.

Configure everything and aggregate data with ease

TreeMap configuration panel and colormap editor
The visual appearance of a treemap is highly configurable. Size, color, height, and labels can be mapped to any data attribute, while numerous options let you fine-tune every aspect of the display. Color schemes can be adjusted down to the smallest detail, and treemaps can be rendered either flat or with a pseudo-3D “cushion” effect and customizable lighting.

Choose your favorite treemap layout

Treemaps work by dividing the display area so that each item’s surface is proportional to its data value. In addition to the classic treemap algorithm, TreeMap offers several alternative layouts, including a squarified variant that optimizes rectangle aspect ratios, as well as visually striking circular, tag-cloud, and Voronoi layouts.

Interactively discover trends & unexpected patterns

TreeTable linked view
TreeMap offers rich interactive features, including smooth zooming and drill-down capabilities. Details on demand are available through customizable pop-ups. Powerful search and filtering tools make it easy to locate specific data, while tightly linked TreePlot and TreeTable views further support in-depth analysis.

Unbeatable pricing and risk-free 30-day evaluation

Works on Windows, Mac, and Linux
Macrofocus TreeMap aims to democratize interactive visualization and is priced fairly priced at US$199 per user, with volume discounts available. Try it risk-free with a free 30-day evaluation license. TreeMap runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and results can be shared on the web using TreeMap Server. An API / Software Development Kit (SDK) are also available to embed interactive treemaps in your web or Java applications.
January 1, 2026

May (at least) the emojis make sense to you in 2026!

December 31, 2025

TreeMap 2025.1.0 released! You will find it in the download area... The new versions of the Server and API editions have also been released.