Travel map & travel vlog animations
Make a travel map animation, flight path or travel vlog intro in your browser: type your stops, cities or dates, pick colours and export. 30 generators cover route maps with a plane, car, train or boat, globe flight arcs, boarding passes, passport stamps, departure boards, world clocks and trip-wrapped stats. Free 240p exports carry a small watermark; HD WebM drops into CapCut, Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve, and every page also runs live in OBS.
30 generators · free in your browser with unlimited 240p exports (watermarked) · HD from $3 for 10 exports · transparent WebM, green screen or PNG · 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and strip.
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Location pin
A map pin drops and bounces onto a stylised map with the place name — “we’re in Lisbon”.
Boarding pass
A boarding pass slides out of an envelope: from → to, date, seat, with a plane that flies the dotted line.
Travel route map
Stops become a route; a plane, car, train or boat travels it with photo pins and a live distance counter. The page we are building the whole product around.
Globe flight arc
A wireframe globe spins while a glowing arc connects two cities and a plane crosses it — the intercontinental shot.
Flight status board
Airport-style departures rows fill in with status colours — flight-day openers and travel recaps.
Passport stamp
An entry stamp slams onto a passport page with country, date and “ADMITTED” — arrival moments.
Luggage tag
A swinging bag tag with airport codes, flight and name — flight-day intros.
Compass spin
A compass needle spins, wobbles and settles on a heading with a place name — “heading north”.
Destination weather
“Now in Lisbon: 22° and sunny” with a local-time clock — the first card of any trip vlog.
Distance odometer
Rolling odometer digits count to your total with a unit and a label — “12,480 km this year”.
World clocks
Three analog clocks tick live for three cities — “where my team is”, remote-work and travel content.
Hotel check-in card
A key-card style card flips in with hotel name, room, nights and a star rating — accommodation reveals.
Day chapter card
A big day number with the place and a one-line plan — the chapter card between vlog segments.
Packing checklist
Items get ticked off a suitcase-shaped list with a bag that closes at the end — pre-trip videos.
Route elevation profile
A hike or ride elevation profile draws itself with distance and gain stats — trail and cycling recaps.
Flag colour reveal
Horizontal bands in a country’s colours wipe across under its name — “next country” transitions.
Trip wrapped stats
Countries, cities, kilometres, photos — four counters on a gradient card with a globe doodle.
Sunrise → sunset
A sun travels its arc from sunrise to sunset with times and a “golden hour” marker — daily vlog headers.
Cruise port list
Ports of call appear down a dotted line with day numbers and a little ship that sails between them.
Train departure
A platform-style sign: route, departure time counting down, platform number — rail-trip openers.
Road sign distance
A green highway sign slides in with up to three destinations and distances — road-trip markers.
Coordinates typewriter
Latitude and longitude type out in mono with a crosshair and place name — mysterious location reveals.
Currency conversion
“100 EUR = 16,200 JPY” with flags as colour chips and a rate line — travel budgeting content.
Itinerary timeline
Times and stops appear down a vertical timeline with icons — “a day in Istanbul” planners.
Globe with pins
A wireframe globe rotates while pins pop onto your visited cities one by one — “everywhere we went”.
Miles to go
A little car moves along a road from A to B with a “miles to go” counter — road-trip progress cards.
Airplane window
Clouds drift past a plane window with a wing and a flight-info overlay — travel-day transitions.
Trip countdown card
A postcard-style card: destination, a big days-to-go number that flips down, and the date.
Bucket list ticks
Dream destinations with a few already ticked and one ticking live — “where to next” content.
Cities visited map
Pins drop onto a stylised map one by one as a counter climbs — “12 cities this year”.