Google Timeline Visualizer

Google Timeline Visualizer (https://timeline-visualizer.app) is built for people who want a recap people will finish watching. Instead of screen-recording a map and stitching clips together in a video editor, you can use Google Timeline Visualizer to animate a travel route on a map and export it as a short video. It fits photo-based trips and personal archives. Use geotagged photos to sketch a route when no log exists. Keep a compact visual record of where you have been. It is an independent project based on the open-source google-timeline-visualizer code (MIT) and is not affiliated with Google. Need to start from 30 to 100 geotagged photos when there is no location file? That is built in. Their time and place are used to sketch a route locally. It is also possible to import a Google Timeline JSON file and preview the route on a map. Dates, distance, and a moving marker keep the story grounded. Users can export HD MP4 video in portrait, square, or landscape. The compact MP4 is meant to look crisp on phones and laptops. You can start without an account, and paid plans begin at $9 per month. Give it a try the next time you need to animate a travel route on a map and export it as a short video.