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Coming soon · iPhone & iPad

Travel Mapper

Your travels, beautifully told.

Some trips deserve more than a camera roll. Turn the places in your photos into a travel film, with a route, a soundtrack, and the moments you want to remember.

Free exports. Optional one-time Pro. No subscription.

Made in Travel Mapper. A 15-second journey through Italy, rendered in the app with an original soundtrack.

From camera roll to keepsake

Three steps to a story worth sharing.

  • Bring the route together

    Choose your travel dates to build a route from photo locations. Add your own stops, rename places, and put the journey in order.

  • Make it feel like your trip

    Choose a map palette, style the route, and add your title, photos, and an original instrumental soundtrack.

  • Share a little of the adventure

    Export a portrait, square, or landscape MP4. Save it to Photos or send it through the share sheet. Silent animated GIFs work too.

Start with a trip. Make your first film free.

Create and edit your journeys, then export at 720p with a small Travel Mapper watermark. The optional one-time Pro purchase removes the watermark and unlocks 1080p MP4 video. GIFs export up to 720 pixels on the longest edge.

Travel Mapper is being prepared for the App Store. Download details will appear here when it launches.

Your memories stay yours.

Photos, trip editing, and video rendering stay on your device. No account, ads, or analytics SDKs. City search and exported maps use bundled data. Apple provides the interactive map, which can use your internet connection.

Read the privacy policy →

A few things to know.

Do my photos need location information?

For an automatic route, yes. Travel Mapper uses the GPS information already saved with your photos. You can also add stops manually or explore the sample trip.

Is this a navigation app?

No. The route connects your stops to illustrate the journey. It does not provide directions or reconstruct the exact roads you traveled.

Do trips sync between devices?

Trips are stored locally on the device where you create them. You can share the finished video or GIF.