Delivery route planner
Paste your stops, one per line, and get them reordered into the shortest route with a single Google Maps link to send the driver. Up to 15 stops in the free version.
Addresses are located with OpenStreetMap (about one per second). Include the city or sector for best results.
The best stop order and a Google Maps link appear here.
How to use it
Enter the addresses, one per line. The first line is where the trip starts. Include the sector or city.
Click Plan the route. Each address is located, then the order is optimised.
Open the route in Google Maps or copy the order. Addresses that could not be located are listed so you can fix them.
How the order is chosen
The tool locates each address, builds a nearest-neighbour route from the first stop, then improves it with 2-opt swaps. For up to 15 stops this gets within a few percent of the true optimum in a fraction of a second. Distances are straight-line; Google Maps then handles the real roads.
Getting addresses located
Write them the way a local would: 'Shop 4, Sector 18 Market, Noida' rather than a pin code alone. If one fails, add the city name or a nearby landmark.
When a free tool is not enough
Time windows ('deliver between 10 and 12'), vehicle capacity, multiple drivers, and daily volumes above 15 stops need the full product. Logistic Route Helper does all of that, with a link per driver and proof of delivery.
Common questions
Is this route planner free?
Yes, up to 15 stops per route, with no account.
Does it use real road distances?
It optimises on straight-line distance, then hands the route to Google Maps for turn-by-turn directions. For NCR deliveries the order rarely changes.
Can I set a different end point?
The route ends at the last optimised stop. For a return to base, add your base address again as the last line and it is kept at the end.
Why did an address fail?
Geocoding did not recognise it. Add the city, sector or a landmark and try again.
Need the full version?
Logistic Route Helper handles unlimited stops, time windows, several drivers and a shareable link per driver, with no login for one-off routes.