Build Animated Routes from Travel Stops
Mult.dev turns a list of places into a moving map story, giving travelers a visual way to explain where a journey started, which stops came next, and how the route unfolded. Users can add destinations manually and arrange them in sequence, making the workflow useful for holidays, road trips, flights, cruises, hiking plans, and multi-city itineraries.
The map workspace keeps route creation focused on places rather than a traditional video timeline. A project can begin with selected locations, then move toward images, route styling, preview, and export. This makes the app approachable for travel bloggers and casual users who want a clear animation without drawing every line or keyframing every camera movement themselves.
Add Photos, Titles, and Map Styling
Photos can be connected to stops so a route video shows more than lines and place names. This lets creators combine the geography of a trip with the moments captured along the way, which works well for short recaps, destination reels, family travel memories, and presentation visuals. A title field helps identify the journey before rendering.
Layout controls support square, landscape, and vertical-style outputs, while resolution and frame-rate choices help match the final video to its intended platform. Map styles, route colors, labels, flags, zoom behavior, and music provide additional ways to shape the story. These controls let one route feel compact and social-ready or more detailed for a longer travel presentation.
Choose Transport Modes and Import Tracks
Transport choices help each route segment reflect how the trip actually happened. Air routes cover flights, while expanded options include cars, trains, buses, boats, walking, and other travel types. Land and sea routing add useful context for road trips, rail journeys, cruises, and mixed-transport itineraries instead of presenting every leg as the same straight path.
Creators with recorded route data can also work from GPX, KML, or GeoJSON files rather than entering every place manually. That is practical for hikes, cycling activities, drives, or routes saved by tracking tools. The free and Pro tiers provide different limits for map nodes, transport choices, images, and route imports, so users can match the workflow to the complexity of each project.
Preview, Export, and Manage Video Credits
Before generating a final file, users can open a quick draft preview to review the route, title, format, and pacing. The export stage then turns the configured map into a shareable video for social posts, travel blogs, websites, or presentations. A My Videos area keeps completed and in-progress projects accessible from the main menu.
The free plan includes a limited number of renders with standard output settings and Mult.dev branding. Pro packs expand the number of videos and map nodes, allow higher resolution and frame rates, and unlock options such as additional images, music, route imports, custom colors, and optional logo removal. Packs are presented as one-time purchases rather than a recurring subscription.
