How it works
From one sentence to a finished map video.
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Describe the map
Write what you want to show in plain English — places, a route, a region, a few numbers. No keyframes, no GIS files, no map styling.
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The AI builds the scene
It finds every place, draws the routes, picks the regions, plans the camera moves and adds titles and callouts. If something is genuinely ambiguous, it asks you instead of guessing.
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Refine and export
Everything it made is an ordinary, editable scene. Ask for a change in the chat or drag things by hand, then export the video straight from your browser.
What the AI can build
Routes, regions, data and the camera that tells the story.
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Flight paths and arcs
Curved flight arcs between cities, multi-stop journeys and hub-and-spoke networks from one origin.
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Road trips
Day-by-day routes with stops, drawn along the way and followed by the camera.
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Sea routes
Shipping lanes between ports, resolved on a real maritime network — never hand-drawn across land.
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Regions and borders
Countries, states and provinces highlighted, outlined or revealed one after another.
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Data maps
Choropleths, bubble maps and heatmaps from well-known figures or numbers you give it. It does not invent statistics — it asks.
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Titles, callouts and text
Headlines, place labels, stat cards and free text on the map, timed to the story.
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Camera moves
Fly-ins, follows and framing that keep the action on screen in 16:9, 9:16, square or 4:5.
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Map styles and skins
Six basemaps and eight skins — from Old Atlas to Neon Night — on open OpenStreetMap data.
Made in Map Studio
The kind of map one sentence gets you.
Each of these is an editable scene in the studio — start from one, or describe your own. See all map animation examples →
Why it's different
Not a one-shot clip. A scene you control.
Keep talking to it
Ask for one change at a time — a new stop, a different colour, a slower camera — and the rest of your scene stays as it was.
Real geography
Places are geocoded, sea lanes follow a maritime network and borders come from open boundary data — the AI places things, it doesn't sketch them.
Export from your browser
Render the video on your own machine in one click and find it in your library, ready for YouTube, Shorts, Reels or a newsroom package.
FAQ
AI map animation, answered.
What is an AI map animation generator?
Can I edit what the AI makes?
Does the AI make up data?
What formats can I export?
Is it free to try?
Do I need design or GIS skills?
More about the studio on the Map Studio home page, or compare plans on the pricing page.