AI video generation
Describe your map story. Get an editable animation.
Create map animation videos with camera transitions, country highlights, merging, routes, and 3D objects. Edit each scene and export for YouTube, Shorts, or Reels.
Browser editor · MP4 export · Landscape & portrait
Add locations, drag them into order, and select the camera movement between each one. AnimationMap creates the scenes and camera keyframes for you.

Select the main place and the places to merge. Keep the animation inside your existing scene with its camera, text, and objects.

See how these tools work together in videos made with AnimationMap.
Pick a plane, ship, or vehicle for your map. Set its position, scale, and rotation, then animate it along a route. You can also import your own self-contained GLB model.
Explore routes and 3D objects →
Draw a route, choose an object, and set its movement speed. Combine the path with camera transitions.
Add depth to place names and titles. Adjust the text, rotation, scale, and ground shadow.
Move from a flat map to a globe. Highlight countries and regions with custom colors and borders.
Animate outlines, fills, and labels separately. Set when each layer appears on the timeline.
France’s flag expands across neighboring places before the camera pulls out to a globe. This fictional map demonstrates successive country takeovers in a single scene.
A 3D airplane moves away from the United States as the camera travels across the Atlantic toward the Middle East. Combine object movement with an editable camera path.
Select a camera movement to preview it. Every transition creates keyframes you can edit.
Choose a map style and customize its colors for your animated map video.
Choose the map appearance that fits your video, then combine it with camera transitions, country highlights, routes, and text.
Combine the tools to match the subject of your video.
Connect destinations, draw a route, and add a moving plane, ship, or vehicle.
Travel animation tools →Highlight regions, animate borders, and label places while explaining changes over time.
Country merge example →Use a 9:16 composition and adjust the camera and text for a vertical video.
Vertical video guide →Search for locations or pick them on the map. Choose their flags, colors, labels, and borders.
Create a sequence or merge. Add routes, text, and objects, then adjust camera keyframes and layer timing.
Choose the video format, resolution, and frame rate. Preview the complete sequence and export an MP4.
Choose a ready-to-edit animation or build your own using the timeline.

Find countries, cities, and regions. Select multiple places on the map or arrange them into scenes.
Fill a country with its flag, another flag, a custom image, a solid color, or a gradient. Adjust opacity and blending.
Set outline color, width, and reveal animation. Edit country names, subtitles, size, position, rotation, and opacity.
Use satellite imagery, a dark or white map, or custom land and water colors. Switch to a globe when zoomed out.
Choose several places and a camera transition between each one. Get editable scenes in your selected order.
Merge countries or regions in sequence or all at once. Control takeover fills, borders, timing, and the final label.
Draw routes on the map, edit their points, and animate flowing dashes. Set a movement path and speed for objects.
Add vehicles, markers, 2D or 3D text, and images. Import GLB models and adjust scale, rotation, position, and ground shadows.
Use six camera transitions or set your own views. Edit camera keyframes on each scene and preview the movement.
Control when fills, outlines, labels, and objects appear or hide. Adjust their animations on individual timing tracks.
Duplicate scenes and places, copy objects between scenes, and choose how long elements stay visible across the sequence.
Compose landscape and portrait videos, including 16:9 and 9:16. Choose resolution and frame rate before exporting.
An animated map maker lets you turn locations into videos with camera movement, highlighted countries, routes, text, and objects. AnimationMap combines those tools with editable scenes and a timeline.
Select your places, choose their fills, and add camera transitions or a country merge. Adjust labels, objects, and timing, preview the sequence, then export the video.
Yes. Draw routes with editable points and flowing dashes, add moving objects, and animate country fills or outlines. Country merging adds a takeover animation across selected places.
Yes. The editor supports landscape and portrait layouts, including 16:9 and 9:16. Compose each version separately to keep the important places and labels in view.
The editor accepts images and self-contained GLB models. You can position, rotate, and scale these objects on the map. Use assets you own or have permission to use.
Try AnimationMap for one day without a payment card. After the free day, Premium is required to create new saved projects or export videos. Premium costs US$4.99/month or US$39/year. Existing projects remain available to view and edit.
Build scenes, animate your map, and export an MP4.
An angled flight between two locations.