Make your first map video in Studio
Use Japan → Tokyo to learn opening views, scenes, actions, and the timeline, then build a city introduction.
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From your first route to a finished map video. Learn Studio step by step with real examples.
Animate a route from London to Paris
Choose endpoints and a travel mode, then coordinate the path, transport marker, and camera.
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Sequence camera moves without conflicts
Compose an opening, zoom, orbit, and hold by controlling start times, durations, and overlap.
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Guide attention from a country to a city
Establish an area, then focus on a place. Explain location with boundaries, fills, and labels.
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Compose 3D terrain and city shots
Enable terrain or 3D buildings, then use pitch and orbit to reveal the subject clearly.
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Review and export your finished video
Check format, resolution, frame rate, and playback, then download and inspect the finished file.
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How to animate the history of EU membership
Build a 42-second map timeline of EU membership, from the six EEC founders to the 27 members shown at the end. See how to time country fills, chapter labels and the UK’s exit.
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How to animate the history of U.S. statehood
Build a 44-second map timeline from the original thirteen states to Hawaii. Use timed state fills, chapter labels and three camera moves to explain how the U.S. reached 50 states.
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How to animate 50 years of global GDP on a map
Compare 1976–2025 in 15 seconds with proportional circles, synchronized years and one fixed world view.
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