Google Maps limits routes to 10 waypoints by default, which can be frustrating when planning longer trips, road trips, or work routes with many stops. The good news is that MoreThan10 solves this problem for free. Simply plan your stops in groups in Google Maps, copy each URL, and paste them into MoreThan10 to instantly generate a single merged route with as many destinations as you need.
You can add up to 10 locations per route in Google Maps by clicking the "+" button in the directions panel. Once you hit the limit, use MoreThan10 to go further. Plan each group of stops as a separate route in Google Maps, copy the URL from your browser for each one, then paste them all into MoreThan10. Our tool merges them into one combined route URL that you can open directly in Google Maps.
Google Maps allows a maximum of 10 stops per route on both desktop and mobile. This limit applies to all users and cannot be changed within Google Maps itself. With MoreThan10 there is no limit — you can combine as many Google Maps routes as you need into a single URL, making it ideal for delivery drivers, travel planners, and anyone organising a trip with many destinations.
The Google Maps app on iOS and Android also has a 10-stop limit. To work around this, use MoreThan10 on desktop: plan your route in groups in Google Maps, paste each URL into our tool, and generate a combined route. You can then open the resulting URL on your phone to navigate the full route with more than 10 destinations directly in the Google Maps app.
Yes — MoreThan10 is the easiest and fastest workaround available. The manual alternative involves editing the Google Maps URL directly in your browser, which is complex and error-prone. With MoreThan10 you just paste your Google Maps URLs into the form above and click "Calculate route". In seconds you get a single merged route URL ready to open in Google Maps, with no technical knowledge required.