GeoZine　Travel photos × real maps

Put the real map
behind your travel photos

Pick a travel photo with a location. GeoZine reads where it was taken and draws the real contours, rivers and place names there, laid into one image you can post as is.

Coming soon to the App StoreiPhone

Your photos stay on your phone. Nothing is uploaded.

The original photo of Mount Fuji over Lake Kawaguchi

The same photo with the real map of Lake Kawaguchi

ResultOriginal

Drag left and right to compare the original and the result

Three steps

Pick, render, save

Pick a travel photo

Choose a photo that has a location. No location? Search for a place name instead.

Draw the place automatically

GeoZine reads the capture point and draws the real contours, rivers and place names there, with a red dot where you stood.

Pick a ratio, save or share

Original, 3:4, 4:5, 9:16 and 1:1, three templates, and the title and map block can be dragged wherever you like.

Examples

One method, many pictures

Three templates, Classic, Ink and Minimal, in every ratio.

A photo of Elephant Trunk Hill in Guilin with a Classic-template contour map in the corner — **Elephant Trunk Hill**Classic　Original

Hot air balloons over Cappadocia at dawn with a round Minimal-template map — **Göreme**Minimal　3:4

Sunset reflected in a wetland at Wuyiling, Heilongjiang, with an Ink-template map — **Wuyiling**Ink　Original

Blue sky and water at Qinghai Lake with an Ink-template map — **Qinghai Lake**Ink　9:16

A mirror-still lake at Bayanbulak with a round Minimal-template map — **Bayanbulak**Minimal　4:5

Snowy peaks and a lake in morning mist at Kanas with an Ink-template map — **Kanas**Ink　3:4

Every example is a real travel photo. The map in each is actually generated by the app from real data.

Why trust it

Why you can trust this image

Every detail traces back to real data.

The map block of a finished image: contours, a lake shoreline and a peak with its elevation

Contours drawn from real elevation

Contour lines come from public elevation data, peaks carry their elevation, and lakes follow their real shorelines. This is not an illustration.

The line of coordinates, elevation and heading under the title

A red dot and a line you can verify

The red dot is where the photo was taken, and the line under the title gives the coordinates, elevation and heading so anyone can check.

Your original pixels stay untouched

GeoZine only draws a layer over the photo. Every pixel the map does not cover matches the original exactly.

Processed on your phone, never uploaded

No account and no ad tracking. To get the map, GeoZine only asks public map and elevation services for the tiles near the capture point. See the Privacy Policy.

Download

Coming soon to the App Store

Want early access, or have feedback? geozine@gatheon.com