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Textomap

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Textomap creates interactive maps from text, images, URLs, CSV files, and AI prompts, helping you turn location-rich content into shareable, embeddable maps with less manual work.

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What Textomap does

Textomap is a map-generation tool that turns text, images, URLs, CSV files, and AI prompts into interactive maps. Its core job is to extract locations from source content and present them on a map that can be shared, embedded, or exported.

The product is aimed at people who work with location-rich content, including educators, content creators, travel teams, and news or documentation workflows. The site also highlights browser and WordPress extensions, so maps can be created from webpages and embedded into WordPress with less manual setup.

Core features

Create maps from multiple input types

Paste text, upload images, enter URLs, or use CSV files and AI-style prompts to generate maps from the locations Textomap finds in the content.

Automatic location detection

Textomap automatically detects locations, which reduces manual pinning and avoids starting from spreadsheets for every map.

Chrome extension workflow

Create and view maps in the same tab while browsing websites, social media, docs, or email, using the Chrome extension.

WordPress embedding

Create maps for WordPress sites and embed them into posts, with maps generated and customized before publishing.

Sharing and export options

Share maps through link or social media, export them to Google Maps, and import or export CSV data.

Multilingual input support

Use the product in 28+ languages, with the FAQ and page copy indicating support for multiple languages across content and prompts.

Common use cases

  • Publish location-based content

    Turn articles, itineraries, emails, class material, or news posts into maps that help readers see where places are mentioned and how they relate geographically.

  • Teach with interactive maps

    Use the product to create classroom maps from prompts, questions, or reading material so students can explore geography, history, and science topics visually.

  • Research and travel planning

    Scan webpages, social posts, or documents while browsing and generate a map in the same tab, which is useful for research and trip planning.

  • Map spreadsheet data

    Upload CSV files containing addresses, cities, or coordinates to create a map from structured location data.

  • Add maps to WordPress content

    Embed an interactive map in a WordPress post or page after customizing it, then share or update it alongside the surrounding content.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Accepts several common content formats, including text, images, URLs, CSV files, and prompts.
  • Automatically detects locations instead of requiring manual pinning.
  • Supports browser-based creation through a Chrome extension.
  • Includes WordPress publishing and embedding support.
  • Offers a free plan and paid tiers for heavier use.

Cons

  • The source materials do not show deep workflow details for every supported input type.
  • Some feature limits vary by plan, so the free tier is more restricted than paid plans.

FAQ

What can I use Textomap for?

Textomap can create interactive maps from text, images, URLs, CSV files, and AI or ChatGPT-style prompts. It is designed for turning location-rich content into maps that can be shared or embedded.

How is Textomap different from traditional mapping tools?

Textomap automatically detects locations from content, so you do not need to pin locations manually or start from a spreadsheet. It also works on desktop, mobile, and through a Chrome extension.

How do I create maps from images or photos?

You can upload an image that contains location data or landmarks, and Textomap uses AI to identify the locations and plot them on a map.

Can I create maps from URLs or websites?

Yes. You can paste a URL and Textomap will extract locations mentioned on the page and generate a map.

Is there a free plan and how is billing handled?

Yes. Textomap offers a free plan, and the pricing page lists paid plans with additional features, higher limits, and ad-free use. Billing is processed through Stripe, and PayPal is also supported at checkout.

Quick Facts

Category
Interactive mapping
Primary use
Generate maps from content
Platforms
Web, Chrome extension, WordPress plugin
Input types
Text, images, URLs, CSV files, prompts
Languages
28+ languages
Pricing model
Free plan plus paid plans