From Natural Earth, a public-domain map dataset, at its most detailed scale. Nothing is drawn by a neural network, so coastlines stay accurate.
No. They follow Natural Earth’s default dataset, which shows borders as they are controlled on the ground. Treat the map as an illustration, not a statement on any disputed territory.
Yes. The sheets and the kraft country are photographed paper, tinted and aged in the browser, not generated noise.
Yes. Search for a city or island, or type coordinates, and it gets a drawn cross and its name. You can rename it and mark up to six.
Yes. Choose PNG sequence and the paper disappears, leaving the country, lines and type in a ZIP of PNG frames that After Effects imports directly.
No. The first download asks for your email and two quick questions, once across all our tools.
Yes. Natural Earth is public domain and the paper scans are CC0, so what you make with Atlas is yours.
Current Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox, on computers and phones. Browsers without video encoding record in real time instead, and the result screen says so.
Built with Natural Earth (public domain), paper scans from ambientCG (CC0) and mp4-muxer (MIT). Licences