3D Travel Route Maps｜Type, Get Epic
Type two city names — get a cinematic 3D route poster with a glowing route, real terrain and distance cards. No photos needed.
Type two cities, get a 3D travel map poster: glowing route, real terrain, distance cards. Portrait for Reels, wide for intros, plus a flyover clip. Try free.
Features
- Two Cities Are Enough——Only have “Chengdu → Lhasa” in words? Enough. One line of trip text is the only required input — photos are a bonus, never a blocker.
- Verified Before Drawn——Before drawing, the agent verifies real geography online: stop order, distances, durations, highway numbers. Numbers it cannot confirm are left out — never invented.
- Poster Plus Clip——The hero is one cinematic 3D route poster. Want motion? The same artwork extends into a 5–10s push-in flyover clip for intros and transitions.
- Bilingual Labels——Big local script with small English subtitles — made for trips abroad. Pure Chinese or pure English with one switch.
How it works
- Write the Trip Write “Chengdu → Lhasa via G318” or “Shanghai → Paris non-stop” in the box. City names alone work fine.
- Pick Transport and Style Planes draw arcs, cars draw red road lines, trains draw rails. Then pick aerial, miniature or treasure-map looks — portrait for Xiaohongshu, widescreen for video intros.
- Post It Everywhere Get the poster in minutes and post it straight away — or extend it into a 5-second push-in clip.
FAQ
- Can I make one with just two cities?
- Yes. Type something like “Chengdu → Lhasa via G318” or “Shanghai → Paris non-stop” and the map still works — most users start with just city names, no photos needed.
- What do cross-sea routes look like?
- As a glowing arc over land and sea, with a small airplane icon — the classic TripAnim-style shot of a lit Earth at night. Ports and flight time go on the info cards.
- Is there a vertical size for Douyin?
- Yes. Pick the 3:4 portrait size and the poster is framed for Xiaohongshu covers and Douyin/TikTok stills; 16:9 is there for YouTube intros.
- Can place names be in Chinese?
- Yes. Labels default to bilingual — big local script plus a small English subtitle — and you can switch to pure Chinese or pure English anytime.
- Can my travel photos go into it?
- Yes. Uploaded photos are pinned at their route stops as rounded snapshots or a collage strip, and the most iconic landmark gets drawn by the destination.
- How is this different from TripAnim?
- TripAnim-style tools render flight-arc videos; this tool leads with a 3D route poster — verified geography, info cards, bilingual labels — and extends the same artwork into a short flyover clip.
- Can it trace my GPX track exactly?
- No. Generated imagery cannot reproduce GPS tracks precisely — you get a beautified map following the general direction of your GPX, and we say so upfront instead of faking precision.
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