Create your first travel map animation
Add cities, pick how you traveled, and export a vertical or horizontal video without a timeline editor.
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Meridian features
Practical guides for travel map videos, route styling, and animation controls.
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Customize the globe, labels, and camera
Five globe styles, label modes, a zoom-in open, and a zoom-out that tries to show the whole route.
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Air, land, and sea routes
Straight flight arcs, road traces for cars and bikes, and sea arcs for boats.
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Import GPX, KML, GeoJSON, or a Maps link
Bring a recorded track or a shared directions link in instead of typing every city.
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Photos, emoji, soundtracks, and SFX
Polaroid photo stacks appear when the camera holds on a stop, with procedural music and vehicle SFX mixed in.
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100% Free, with Google Sign-In
No tiers, no credit packs, and no subscriptions — every feature is included.
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What the exported video actually is
Export MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, or animated GIF directly from the 3D globe canvas.
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Why a map animation instead of a timeline edit
A route video is easier to follow than a montage when the point is where you went.
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