How do I turn a TikTok into a Google Maps list?

Paste the TikTok URL into ReelMap. Our AI extracts every location — restaurants, landmarks, hidden gems — and pins them on Google Maps in seconds.

What types of videos does ReelMap support?

TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube videos, and YouTube Shorts are fully supported. Facebook Reels support is coming soon.

Is ReelMap free to use?

Your first analysis is free with no account needed. Sign up with Google to get 1 free saved credit. After that, credit-based packages start at $4.99 — no subscriptions, credits never expire.

Can I export TikTok locations to Google Maps?

Yes. Download your locations as CSV or open them directly in Google Maps with one click. Your TikTok travel spots become real directions.

How does the AI extract locations from a video?

ReelMap's AI interprets spoken names, on-screen text, and context from your video or link, then turns that into a list of real-world places. Each spot is matched to Google Maps listings with coordinates, ratings, and details where a confident match exists.

How accurate are the extracted locations?

Very accurate — each location is verified against Google Maps with real coordinates and ratings. Occasionally a video mentions a place too vaguely for the AI to pinpoint.

Do I need to create an account to use ReelMap?

No account needed for your first analysis. Sign up free to save your maps, build trip lists, and access them from any device.

Is my data private on ReelMap?

Yes. Your saved analyses are private to your account. ReelMap never shares or sells your data.

How do I save restaurant locations from a TikTok?

Paste the TikTok URL into ReelMap. Every restaurant shown in the video is automatically extracted with its name, address, Google Maps link, and rating. You can then export the list as a CSV or save it to your account.

Can I create a Google Maps list from a YouTube travel video?

Yes — ReelMap works with YouTube videos and YouTube Shorts. Paste the YouTube URL and ReelMap will extract every destination, restaurant, and landmark featured in the video and map them on Google Maps.

ReelMap is a free AI web app that converts TikTok, Instagram Reel, and YouTube travel videos into interactive Google Maps. It uses Google's Gemini model to identify every restaurant, landmark, and place featured in a video, then verifies each location against Google Maps and pins it on an interactive map.

What does ReelMap do?

ReelMap extracts every identifiable place from a travel video — including restaurants, cafés, landmarks, hidden gems, and attractions. For each place it returns the name, address, coordinates, a direct Google Maps link, the Google Maps rating, and a short description. Results are shown on an interactive map and as a list view, and can be exported to CSV or opened in Google Maps.

ReelMap is built for travelers who discover places on social media — primarily TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts — and want to save those places to a real map they can navigate. It is also used by trip planners, food bloggers, and creators who want to publish curated map packs of cities they know well.

How is ReelMap different from saving a TikTok or adding places to a Google Maps list?

Saving a TikTok stores a thumbnail with no location data. A Google Maps list requires you to add each place by hand. ReelMap reads the video — captions, on-screen text, voiceover, visual context — and extracts every place automatically, verifying each one against Google Maps. A 60-second video that would take 30 to 60 minutes to map manually takes ReelMap about 30 seconds.

Yes — the first analysis is free with no account required. Additional analyses use credits purchased in one-time packages starting at $4.99. There is no subscription and credits never expire.

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What is ReelMap?

ReelMap is a free AI web app that turns TikTok, Instagram Reel, and YouTube travel videos into interactive Google Maps. Paste a video URL and ReelMap extracts every restaurant, landmark, and hidden gem featured in the video, verifies each place against Google Maps, and pins them on a shareable map — typically in about 30 seconds.

What ReelMap does

ReelMap reads a travel video the way an attentive viewer would — captions, on-screen text, voiceover, and visual context — and identifies every real-world place mentioned or shown. Under the hood it uses Google's Gemini model with Google Maps grounding, so each extracted location is matched to an actual Google Maps listing rather than guessed from text alone.

For every location it returns:

– Name and address
– Verified coordinates (latitude / longitude)
– A direct Google Maps link
– Google Maps rating, where available
– A short description of why the place was featured
– Category (restaurant, café, landmark, attraction, hidden gem)

Results appear on an interactive map and in a list view, and can be exported to CSV or opened directly in Google Maps for turn-by-turn navigation.

Who ReelMap is for

ReelMap was built for travelers who discover places on social media and want to convert that discovery into a real itinerary. Typical users are people planning a trip from a folder of saved TikToks or Reels, food-led travelers tracking down restaurants from viral videos, and creators publishing curated map packs of cities they know in depth.

How it compares

Saving a TikTok stores a thumbnail with no underlying location data. Building a Google Maps custom list requires searching and adding each place by hand. ReelMap replaces both of those steps with one paste — and verifies each location against Google Maps so the output is a real map, not a guess.

Task	Manual	ReelMap
Extract places from one video	30–60 minutes	~30 seconds
Get coordinates per place	Search each one	Auto via Google Maps
Export to Google Maps	Not possible	One click
Account required	Yes (Google account)	No, for first analysis

Pricing

The first analysis is free and does not require an account. After that, additional analyses use credits sold in one-time packages starting at $4.99. There is no subscription, and credits never expire. Full details are on the packages page.

Supported video platforms

– TikTok
– Instagram Reels
– YouTube (long-form videos)
– YouTube Shorts

Direct video file upload is on the roadmap.

Try ReelMap

Paste any TikTok, Reel, or YouTube travel video on the ReelMap homepage to run a free analysis. Or browse curated map packs from other travelers on the Marketplace.