Convert location rich content into an interactive map

What is Textomap 2.0?

Textomap creates interactive maps from content that mentions places. Inputs can include a passage of text, a web page, an image, a CSV file, or a question written as a prompt. The system identifies locations and plots them, reducing the need to add every pin manually. It is useful for turning a travel article, historical account, or location list into a visual reference that readers can explore alongside the original material.

Bring several source formats onto the map

CSV inputs can contain addresses, cities, or coordinates. Website inputs extract locations from a URL, while image inputs look for location information or landmarks. Locations can be customized with links and images, and maps can be shared or embedded. The product also offers a Chrome extension and education features with individual student accounts.

Check what each point represents

Read the original material alongside the generated map and confirm ambiguous place names. A city mentioned as a comparison should not necessarily be treated as a destination in an itinerary. Add short descriptions that explain why each place matters, and remove misleading points. For teaching, ask students to justify a location from the source instead of accepting every detected pin automatically.

Features to explore

• Text and URL location extraction
• Image and CSV inputs
• Prompt based map creation
• Links and images on locations
• Sharing and embedding

Who is Textomap 2.0 for?

Useful for educators, travel writers, researchers, and publishers explaining material with a geographic dimension. It is particularly helpful when a reader benefits from seeing where events or places sit relative to one another.

Before you get started

Place names and landmarks can be misidentified, especially when several locations share a name. Verify coordinates and source context, and do not rely on generated maps for navigation or precise geographic measurement.