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RapiD is a modified version of the popular OpenStreetMap editing tool, iD , developed by Facebook as a way to add and edit map features generated by AI predictions.

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  1.  Web-Based
  2.  Based on OpenStreetMap
  3.  OSM Editing
  4.  AI-Powered
  5.  Map-Editor

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    Open Source (ISC) and Free product.
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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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  •  585 Stars
  •  113 Forks
  •  284 Open Issues
  •   Updated Jul 8, 2025 
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Rapid was added to AlternativeTo by altts1zed on Jun 15, 2022 and this page was last updated Dec 17, 2024.
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What is Rapid?

RapiD is a modified version of the popular OpenStreetMap icon OpenStreetMap editing tool, iD icon iD , developed by Facebook as a way to add and edit map features generated by AI predictions. RapiD was initially designed as a tool to add roads, and has subsequently been used to add buildings as well. RapiD includes validation checks (in addition to checks within iD) to detect potential errors. RapiD suggests features, allowing the mapper to decide which features to add to the map. Suggested features are displayed with a magenta color to differentiate them from other map features. A mapper can select a suggested feature, then click “Use This Feature” to add it to the map. From there, it is like any other newly-digitized feature: the geometry and tags can be modified and then uploaded to OSM. Only features that are accepted by a mapper are uploaded to OSM.

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