Trails16s
Mist Trail · Yosemite
A close flight over mountain terrain, with a golden trail and waterfall pins guiding the eye.
3D terrainW/01
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MAP ANIMATION STUDIO · EARLY ACCESS
Map animations, made with Wander.
Every clip here is a render from Wander’s map engine. Open one to copy its starting prompt for an assistant connected to Wander.
Animation generation is currently available to pilot accounts.
THE ANIMATION LIBRARY
Find your kind of motion.
Real places. Real Wander renders. Pick a look, see it move, then make it your own.
8 animations · made with Wander
Tours14s
Gettysburg · Pennsylvania
Numbered stops, a clear walking route, and just enough movement to tell the story.
Walking tourW/02
Places12s
Yosemite Valley · California
A destination flyover with photo callouts, place markers and the landscape all in view.
Photo calloutsW/03
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Outdoors24s
Upcountry · South Carolina
Hop between waterfall trails, with satellite views that make each little detour feel real.
Multiple trailsW/04
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Places18s
Downtown Raleigh · North Carolina
A city guide that drops into your favorite spots, one recommendation at a time.
Pin dropsW/05
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Tours24s
Tri-Cities · Washington
Bring a course into focus with distinct route colors, transitions and event landmarks.
Course previewW/06
Outdoors16s
Bald Eagle Creek · Pennsylvania
A closer look at the access points, water and paths that make an outdoor guide useful.
Access pointsW/07
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Trails5s
Golden Gate Park · San Francisco
A short GPX-based example with a walking traveler and a caption. This park track is illustrative.
GPXW/08
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
About the
animations.
Are these real animations?
Yes. These are renders made with Wander’s map engine. Most use real Wander destination data; the Golden Gate Park clip demonstrates an illustrative GPX track. Prompts help you create a similar look with your own places, rather than copying the example exactly.
What can I change in an animation?
Map styles, 3D terrain, pins and photo markers, line colors and patterns, camera moves and captions. Travelers include a GPS dot, walking person, bike, car, bus and plane, with arcing flight routes. Available options are reported by the studio’s tools.
Which AI assistants can I use?
For map animations, use an assistant that supports Wander’s remote MCP connection. The library prompts include the connection address and setup guidance. Availability depends on your assistant and plan; confirm Wander’s tools are connected before starting. Guide publishing currently happens in Creator Studio.
Can I use the videos on social media and my website?
The studio exports silent, 5–30-second MP4s in vertical, square, portrait-feed and widescreen formats. A finished video can also have a public website player. Review the result and keep the map and imagery attribution visible when sharing.