Textomap

Textomap converts written content into interactive maps by detecting place names inside text and plotting them automatically. Users can paste text directly, import data from a spreadsheet or CSV, upload a photo for the tool to analyze for locations, or generate a starting map through a ChatGPT-style prompt; the platform then produces a live map that can be embedded, shared, or exported to Google Maps or CSV. Intelligent location detection supports more than ten languages, so the same workflow applies across many kinds of source text without additional configuration. The tool is built for people who write about places: travel bloggers, journalists, researchers, educators, and content creators who want to give readers a visual, geographic way to follow a story rather than relying on written descriptions alone. A dedicated education plan provides individual accounts for students along with collaborative features aimed at classroom use. Textomap is available through the web, a Chrome extension for generating maps from any webpage while browsing, and a WordPress plugin for embedding maps directly into a site. Plans include a free tier with limited maps and views, a Pro tier with unlimited maps, and separate education and student pricing. No public developer API is mentioned, though the ChatGPT-based generation flow functions as a built-in AI integration rather than a third-party connection.