- Timeline Visualizer is a set of privacy-first browser tools for the location history your phone already keeps; the flagship tool renders a 9:16 animated travel video from the Timeline.json that Google Maps exports, with optional background music.
- Google Maps Timeline viewer for the web opens Timeline.json as a readable web viewer so you can browse visits and routes day by day on a computer, which Google Maps no longer offers on desktop.
- countries visited map generator marks the countries you have visited and exports the map as a PNG without a watermark.
- track the US states you have been to with a states-visited map built from the same export.
- photo map built from EXIF locations places your own photos on a map; only location and timestamp are read, never the image itself.
- No Timeline export at all? The video and the maps can be built from a folder of travel photos instead.
- Everything is read and rendered on your device: no backend, no account, no upload; the only network requests are map tiles.
- A free privacy zone hides the area around your home before you share the video.
- Interface available in English, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Vietnamese and Traditional Chinese.
- Core tools are free with no sign-up; Pro is a one-time $2.99 purchase, no subscription.
- Built on the MIT-licensed open-source project google-timeline-visualizer, rebuilt for the web. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Google LLC.
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