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Choose what to make
A trip from A to B, one place seen from above, or a 3D area you can explore.
Flyover Map 3D
Create a flyover or 3D map, one step at a time.
How it works
Make a flyover in three steps
No design or map skills needed. Pick what to make, choose your places, and we do the rest.
Sample: Boise → McCall
Three steps
Each screen asks one question. Use Back and Next to move around.
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Pick your places
Type a place name or click the map, then press Next. Do the same for the end point.
3
Press Create
We build it in the cloud and email you when it is ready. You can close the page.
What you get
Real results made with Flyover Map 3D.
Flyover video
A cinematic video that flies from your start to your end point.
Interactive 3D map
A 3D terrain map of one area you can spin and zoom. It saves on your phone and works with no signal: your location, your pins, and your walk.
Take your 3D map on the trail
Everything below works on your phone with no signal.
1
Add pins
When you create the map, choose "Add pins" and mark places like your campsite or your car.
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Open it once online
The map saves on your phone automatically. On iPhone, add the app to your Home Screen to keep it.
3
Find your way
Tap the location button to see where you are and how far each pin is. Tap the footsteps button to track your walk.
Tips
- Not sure? Pick “A trip from A to B”, then “Follow the roads”.
- Use place names. Type a city or landmark and pick it from the list.
- Distances are straight lines. Pins show distance and direction as the crow flies, not along a trail. Check the terrain before you head off.
- Keep the screen on while tracking. If your phone locks, tracking pauses and joins back up when you return.
- Make a video of your walk. Back online, open the map on the same phone and tap “Make a video of this walk”. It uses credits like any video.
- Keep it simple. Stops, photos, and the look are optional. Just press Next to skip them.