What's the difference between interactive and static maps?
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Stadia Maps
“Interactive maps let you add pan, zoom, and click interactions with full developer control via SDKs like MapLibre and Leaflet. Static maps are simple image embeds. They're faster to load and easier to integrate when you don't need interactivity. Choose interactive for web apps and mobile; choose static for emails, PDFs, and quick embeds.”
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