Create war map animations with AI
War and battle maps with front lines, troop arrows, and territory fills for history videos by chatting with AI. No skills required.
Show the 1940 German advance into France with tank icons...
Ready to use war map templates
Write a prompt to generate from scratch or remix one of the ready-to-use war map templates.
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Fly two attack waves into Pearl Harbor
Move the front line across Korea, 1950 to 1953
Draw 1,000 and 2,000 km missile range rings
Animate the 1940 German advance with tanks
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Fill the regions Russia claims, step by step
Fly jets across the Taiwan Strait median line
Grow the Roman Empire from 264 BC to AD 117
How to make a war map animation
Professional war map animations in three simple steps. No software required.
1
Write the conflict
Name the sides, the countries, and the units in a prompt.
2
Watch it, then change it
Your first version is ready in seconds. Set which region fills first, where each unit moves, and which labels appear.
3
Export and post
Horizontal, vertical, or square. MP4 at 1080p, no watermark, to post anywhere.
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Common questions
Quick answers about our map animation maker.
A map video that shows a conflict unfolding. Territory changes color, units move along routes, and key places are labeled. Creators use them in history, news and documentary videos.
Describe the conflict in order: the places, the units and what happens at each step. Easymotion fills territory, moves units and adds date labels. Or start from one of the war map templates and describe the changes.
Tank, soldier, warship, aircraft carrier, submarine, fighter jet, bomber and missile. Vehicles turn to face the way they move. Soldiers stay upright.
Yes. Name the provinces or states and the order. Each one fills in its own color, one after another. Add a date label to each step to show when it changed.
Partly. There is no built-in historical border data, so a prompt maps today's countries, states and provinces. To show an empire growing, start from the Roman Empire or Mongol Empire template: each era's territory is drawn by hand. Or fill modern regions in sequence and add a date to each step.
No. Easymotion makes the map visuals only. Add explosions, sound and voiceover in your video editor.
Yes, on a paid plan. Paid plans cover commercial use, including monetized channels and client work.
MP4 or MOV at 1080p and 30 fps, in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5. Map videos do not export in 4K or 60 fps yet.
No. Easymotion runs in the browser. No keyframes, no GEOlayers, no plugins. Drop the export into Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or CapCut.
Make a war map in minutes
Name the sides and the territory in a prompt, or remix a war map template.
Free to start · No credit card required