We kept hearing the same thing from creators: the video was great, but they were still screenshotting a random frame to use as a thumbnail.

That felt like a gap we could close.

So we added Cover Images.
Export any route as a standalone image 6 styles, ready to use as a thumbnail, a post, or the opening frame of your video. No extra steps, no third-party tool.

What s included:

We're paying you up to 10% for every subscription you bring in.

We just shipped an affiliate program for TravelAnimator.  

No minimum follower count. No setup complexity. No need to be a creator. Just a link.

If you know someone who'd use the app for travel videos, educational content, social media, anything, you can earn from recommending it.        

Quick context: GPX files power route animations in Travel Animator. But once uploaded, they were mostly read-only you could only tweak start and end.

We kept hearing the same thing: I want to add a photo here or swap the model at this turn.

So we unlocked the entire path. Zoom in every waypoint appears tap to customise. Models, images, whatever you need.

One GPX file. Infinite creative possibilities.

A few users who create sea route animations told us something simple:

Everything looks great but the distance is in km.

For ocean routes, nautical miles are the standard.

While building TravelAnimator, we kept noticing the same feedback again and again.

Most apps (including ours earlier) draw straight lines between two points when you create a route.

One thing we noticed while building TravelAnimator:
Many travel videos are actually round trips.

Road trips.
Hikes that return to the starting point.
Cycling routes.
Out-and-back journeys.

But creating the return path meant manually rebuilding the same route in reverse. Not ideal.

So we shipped a simple solution.