Pebbls, Relive, AvoMap and komoot route videos compared

All four turn a GPS route into a short video that flies along the line. Pebbls is the one that gives you a free MP4 with your own photos at the places you took them, with no account and no app to install. The table below was checked on each company's own pages on 26 October 2026.

Checked on 26 October 2026

Pebbls Route to videoReliveAvoMapkomoot GPX video preview
Free film to downloadYes, MP4Yes, saved from the Relive appNo, exporting is paidYes, but WebM at 720p with komoot's logo
Your photos where you took themYes, free: 10 stops with 3 photos eachUp to 10 photos free, 50 with Relive PlusYes, as overlaysNo
Account or app neededNo, just an email for the filmAccount and the Relive appAccountkomoot sign-in
Works on a phoneYesYes, in the appNo, desktop browser onlyYes
Start fromA GPX, a line you draw, or a trip you tracked with PebblsAn activity recorded in Relive or brought in from Strava or GarminA GPX, FIT, KML or TCX file, or a line you drawA GPX or a komoot tour
Paid optionPremium film for 1 credit (6 for £14, or 12 a year with Explorer): up to 2,000 km, 50 stops, your choice of musicRelive Plus from $6.99 a monthCredit packs from $9; a 1080p video is one credit, 4K or removing the logo one more eachNone

Free, and yours to keep

Upload a GPX from Strava, Garmin or komoot, or draw your route on the map. Add up to 10 stops with photos, pick landscape, portrait or square, and the film arrives by email as an MP4, usually in about an hour. Download it and post it wherever you like.

Your photos at the places you took them

Each photo sits at its stop on the route, so the film tells the trip in order, from the café at 40 km to the campsite at the end.

Track the trip and the films make themselves

If you record the trip with the Pebbls app, each chapter gets its own film when it ends, with your pebbls and photos on the route. Nothing to upload, and it's free.

Questions

Is there a free alternative to Relive?

Route to video makes a free film from a GPX, up to 200 km, with your photos at the places they were taken. You get an MP4 and you don't need an account.

Can I turn a komoot tour into a 3D video?

Export the tour as a GPX on komoot.com and upload it to Route to video. You get an MP4 you can post on Instagram or send to friends.

Is there a free AvoMap alternative?

Route to video is free for routes up to 200 km. AvoMap's editor is free, but you pay to export each video.

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