TikTok → Map
Put the TikTok on a map.
You saved a video with eight restaurants in it and no addresses. Screenshot the slides or paste the caption, and every name comes back as a pin you can navigate to while you're standing on the street.
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- Read with OCR
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- Matched to venues
- AddressesMatched to venues
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See it in action
What you get back
Five names read off the video text, each matched to a venue with an address you can open in Maps:
- El Vilsito — Auto shop by day, al pastor by night
- Tacos Los Cocuyos — Centro, open past 3am
- Taquería Orinoco — Roma Norte, the chicharrón
- El Turix — Polanco, cochinita pibil only
- Tacos El Güero — Condesa, the suadero
How it works
Three steps, start to map
Start with the link
Paste the TikTok URL first. If you can read the caption without logging in, so can Arriv, and that's the whole job.
Screenshot the slides when it isn't
TikTok gates most posts from bots, though a screenshot always gets through. Grab the frames with the venue names and Arriv reads the text straight off the images.
Get pins with addresses
Each venue is matched to an address and dropped on a map, which is the difference between a name you half remember and a door you can walk through.
Why Arriv
What you get back
Text read off the video frames
The names usually live in the on-screen captions, so the OCR pass pulls them out of a screenshot without the link ever loading.
Several videos, one map
Import a few saved videos for the same city and they merge into one guide, since a place named in three of them only needs one pin.
The source stays linked
Each place remembers which video it came from, and rewatching it is one tap away.
It becomes a plan
Once mapped, the places group into days and share with whoever you're going with.
Questions
Frequently asked
- How do I save places from a TikTok to a map?
- Paste the video link first. TikTok blocks most automated reads, so if you get nothing back, screenshot the frames showing the venue names and drop those in. Arriv reads the text and matches each name to a real place with an address.
- Why does it need a screenshot sometimes?
- TikTok and Instagram keep post content behind a login, which is why pasting a link sometimes comes back with nothing useful attached. A screenshot gets the on-screen text every time, and it costs you a few seconds.
- Can I import several videos into one trip?
- Yes. Add them one after another into the same trip, and the places pool into a single map with the duplicates collapsed, which is how three food videos become one afternoon.
- Does it work for cities outside the US?
- Yes. Place matching runs on global venue data, and the Bangkok video comes back the same way the Austin one does, with an address on every pin.
Put the TikTok on a map.
You saved a video with eight restaurants in it and no addresses. Screenshot the slides or paste the caption, and every name comes back as a pin you can navigate to while you're standing on the street.
Map a TikTok freeFree to start, no signup.