Timeline Visualizer
Browser-based Google Timeline tools: travel video, Timeline.json viewer, visited-countries and US-states maps, and a photo map — nothing is uploaded.
Timeline Visualizer is a set of travel map tools that run entirely in the browser. Load the Timeline.json Google Maps exports and it renders a 9:16 animated travel video with optional music; the same file opens as a readable web viewer after Google removed Timeline from the desktop, marks the countries and US states you have visited, and puts your own photos on a map using their EXIF location. If Timeline was switched off, the maps and the video can be built from your travel photos instead. Nothing is uploaded — there is no backend and no account, so your location history stays on the device; the only network requests are map tiles. Core tools are free; Pro is a one-time $2.99 unlock (map styles, custom marker, your own music, recap card, 60 fps, 1440p/2160p) with no subscription. Available in English, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Vietnamese and Traditional Chinese. Built on the MIT-licensed open-source project google-timeline-visualizer, rebuilt for the web.