ArcGIS Instant Apps provides the following collection of app templates to create purpose-driven apps for interacting with maps and data. Each app template has a specific purpose, such as viewing a map or scene, comparing content, getting directions, exploring a gallery of content, and finding something nearby. You can create an app using the template defaults (for most apps), or you can start with a template and modify its configurable settings for a custom app tailored to your audience, data, and goals.
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- 3D Viewer—Interact with scenes. Provide a dual view of an area of interest with optional tools for navigating the scene, including slides and search.
- Attachment Viewer—Provide an app for users to page through a layer's features and review image, video, and PDF attachments with the option to edit attribute data. This is a good choice for presenting data and images collected with ArcGIS apps such as ArcGIS Field Maps and ArcGIS Survey123.
- Basic—Display a map or scene with standard options such as a legend and bookmarks.
- Category Gallery—Build a gallery of apps, maps, and layers, and provide an interactive experience to filter the content in the gallery. App authors can categorize group content into themes or topics and then expose them to users as a filtering option.
- Chart Viewer—Display bar charts, line charts, histograms, and scatter plots to complement a map. Up to three charts can be viewed side by side or stacked, but you can access and view all the charts that are authored in the map.
- Countdown—Display a list of locations in a map or scene ranked by values for a specified field. Provide a summary for the ranked locations and information about the feature order. App users can pin feature information to compare and contrast with other features in the ranked list.
- Exhibit—Create a linear, interactive presentation by authoring a collection of slides to show different views of a map. For each slide, you can change layer visibility and the basemap, include a pop-up for a specific feature, apply a layer filter, and provide a title and notes. If applicable, you can import bookmarks from the map to create slides.
- Imagery Viewer—Visualize and explore imagery through time and space.
- Interactive Legend—Create a focused view of a feature layer in the map by clicking the desired categories or ranges defined in the legend. This gives users the ability to explore the map holistically or to focus on the categories that are most relevant to them.
- Media Map—Display an interactive map with basic tools and a set of options for limiting map navigation. Optionally, include an interactive slider to animate time-enabled data. This app is designed to fit into small spaces on a web page or as a stand-alone app.
- Minimalist—Present a map with a zoom slider and a scale bar, maximizing the amount of screen real estate dedicated to the map. The app includes the option to show a legend, description, or pop-up information in a side panel.
- Nearby—Help people find sites of interest close to an address. This app is useful to help people find focused types of locations (such as schools) within a search distance of an address or place they specify. Optionally, they can edit distance values to adjust the search radius and get directions to locations they select.
- Portfolio—Present a series of maps, apps, and other content, such as images, PDFs, and embedded web pages. This is a good choice to create a simple interactive display of many maps and apps that share a topic.
- Sidebar—Display a map with a side panel that contains tools to edit, filter, and interact with data.
- Slider—Display historical, live, or future data using any time interval. App users can play or move a time slider to animate data based on numeric values or changes over time to see how the data evolves.
- Zone Lookup—Facilitate finding which zone or district intersects a specific location or address. With this focused app, users can learn more about a location and features of interest in the surrounding area.