Drop your pins
Search a place, tap the map, or hit “I’m here” to check in where you’re standing. Pick an icon, add the time.
literally 10 seconds ↗Pin the places you go — coffee run, lecture, gym, that rooftop — and turn them into a swipeable map story your friends can actually play.
If you can post a story, you can make a story map.
Search a place, tap the map, or hit “I’m here” to check in where you’re standing. Pick an icon, add the time.
literally 10 seconds ↗Add photos, notes, a mood, your TikToks, Reels, YouTube or the Spotify track that was playing.
the lore mattersPublish and drop it in your bio, stories or group chat. Friends tap through it like a story — no app, no login.
then watch the viewsProgress bars, swipe-to-next, autoplay. The map flies to every stop and draws your route as you go.
Every story ends with your stats — stops, km, main mood. Built to be shared.
TikTok, Reels, YouTube Shorts, Spotify, Vimeo, Google Drive — they just play.
Tag each stop with the time and the vibe: chill, hype, cozy, main character…
One link for the whole trip. QR code for events. Embed on your blog or site.
Watercolor for the artsy trip. Night Out for the 2am kebab. Satellite for the hike that nearly killed you.



Creators, students, small businesses — here’s how a map story fits into their feed. Tap one for the full breakdown.
Case studies are illustrative examples of how StoryMap is used. Photos from Unsplash, free to use under the Unsplash License.
Your followers ask “where was that?” in every comment. Send them the whole map instead.
Less than one oat latte a month.
Perfect for your first story.
For creators who post a lot.
Nope. Anyone with the link can play your story on any phone or laptop — no app, no login.
Yes — your first story map is free forever, with every feature. Pro ($5.99/mo) unlocks unlimited stories.
Upload photos straight from your phone, or add image links, YouTube (incl. Shorts), TikTok, Instagram posts & Reels, Spotify, Vimeo and Google Drive share links. They play right inside the story.
Never. “I’m here” only runs when you tap it, and nothing is public until you hit Publish. You can unpublish any time.
Yes — every published story has an embed code you can paste into WordPress, Notion, Squarespace or any site.