Early bird
$30/ month
- The AI agent: describe a video, get a take
- The full timeline editor
- Formats: save one, make the next episode
- MP4 export in 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 and 16:9
AI map video creator
Map videos from a single sentence.
Type your story. The agent finds the places, flies the camera, draws the routes and times every label in a real editor. No After Effects, no keyframes.
Mount Fuji – Yoshida Trail New episode Export video
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How it works
You direct. The agent does the keyframes.
- 01
Describe the video
Places, years, the order of the story, the frame size. Attach your photos, voice-over or music and the agent puts them on the timeline.
Angels Landing in Zion, the trail cut into the rock in 1926. 20 seconds, square, documentary voice.
9:161:116:9 2 photos, 1 recording - 02
Get a take in minutes
The agent finds the places, draws borders and routes, plans every camera move and times the labels. Then it watches its own frames and fixes what’s off before it hands over.
Take 01 · buildingyou can leave this page
- Found the trail, 3.6 km
- Labels at the Grotto and the summit
- 8 camera shots, 3D terrain
- Checking 6 frames
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Comment. Get the next take.
Leave notes on any moment, together with your team. Tag @agent and it makes Take 02. Compare them side by side and keep the one you like.
SRSamProducer
00:12:10Angels Landing
Hold on the summit a beat longer, and make the 1,765 m bigger.
Y@agent go ahead.
Take 02 · building from 1 comment
A real editor underneath
Every move stays yours to change.
The agent works in a real timeline editor, the same one you get. Every shot, route and label it adds is a layer you can grab: reframe a shot, drag a label, retime the camera. The next take starts from your changes, not from scratch.
- 3D terrain, globe or flatTilt over real elevation, or pull back to a spinning globe.
- Routes on the real lineRoads, railways and trails from OpenStreetMap that draw themselves in time.
- Labels with photos and numbersNames, years, heights and photos, pinned to the map as it moves.
- Borders and areasCountries, regions, lakes and parks, highlighted or cut out.
- Your voice-over and musicUpload audio; the agent lines the shots up with it.
- MP4 straight from the browserVertical, square, 4:5 or widescreen. Nothing to install.
Formats
Found a format that works? Make the next episode.
Save your best video as a format. For the next episode, name a new place: the agent keeps the recipe and swaps the content. Your channel stays recognisable, episode after episode.
Stays the same
- 9 beats and their timing
- Camera moves
- Map look and label styles
- Music and sound effects
Changes every episode
- Country, region and year
- The line on the map
- Photos and heights at each end
- Voice-over script
Landmark line1:1 · 20.7 s · 9 beats
- 01The country
- 02Punch-in
- 03Year and region
- 04Toward the region
- 05Dive to the line
- 06Start point
- 07The climb
- 08The whole line
- 09Out
Pricing
One plan while we’re in early access.
Join early and get the early bird price.
FAQ
Questions
Do I need After Effects or a plugin?
No. Maptake runs in your browser and exports MP4 directly. There is nothing to install.
What can the agent put in a video?
Everything the editor can do: camera moves over a 3D map, borders and areas, routes along real roads and trails, labels with photos and numbers, your audio, and the look of the map. It doesn’t generate footage or voices; bring your own recording.
What if the agent gets something wrong?
Comment on the moment and ask for another take, or fix it yourself in the editor. A take only replaces your project when it finishes. If you stop it, or it fails, your project stays exactly as it was.
Where does the map data come from?
OpenStreetMap and Natural Earth, on map tiles from Protomaps, with satellite imagery from Esri. Every video carries the credit line these sources ask for.
Which languages does Maptake speak?
The app is in English, Vietnamese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, French, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Thai and Indonesian.