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See where a travel vlog actually goes

Travel videos name a dozen towns, viewpoints and stops, but rarely show where they are. Map Along pins each one on a live map next to the video the moment it is mentioned, so you can follow the trip and plan your own.

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Osaka, Koyasan and Nara pinned on the map as Allan Su's 14 Days in Japan itinerary names each stop.

What Map Along shows you

Every stop, in order

Pins drop as the vlogger names each place, and the map flies there. The list shows every stop with its timestamp.

Jump to the part you need

Click a town in the list to jump straight to that part of the video. Handy when you're planning and only care about one stop.

Take the route with you

Export the places as a KML file for Google Earth and Google My Maps, as a spreadsheet (CSV), or as a map image (PNG).

Works with any travel video

City guides, road trips, hiking, backpacking, cruise and food videos: anything where the places matter.

Great for

Popular travel videos to try it on

Some of the most-watched travel videos on YouTube. Open one, click Map this video, and press play.

How it works

  1. Install Map Along from the Chrome Web Store.
  2. Open a YouTube video and click Map this video above the recommendations.
  3. Press play. Places light up on the map the moment they're mentioned.

Try it on your next video

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