Timeline visualizer foundation
The web implementation is based on mahlernim/google-timeline-visualizer, distributed under the MIT License. The original copyright and MIT notice are preserved in the project license and third-party notices.
Changes made for Timeline to Video include the story-oriented interface, templates, text overlays, music workflow, privacy zones, local video options, and the content on this site. Those changes do not remove the upstream author’s rights or notices.
Video software and other libraries
MediaBunny is used for browser media handling and MP4 output under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. Other bundled libraries are listed with their versions, copyright holders, license names, and source links in the deployed third-party notices.
Where a license requires source availability, notice text, or modification disclosure, the corresponding material is retained with the distributed site code or linked notice.
Map data and tiles
Map data is credited to OpenStreetMap contributors. Raster tiles are provided by CARTO where shown in the live interface and are subject to CARTO’s terms and attribution requirements. Every map and rendered video must retain the required visible attribution.
Tile requests are third-party network requests. They can disclose the IP address and requested tile coordinates to the provider; see Privacy. Public tile endpoints are not treated as unlimited storage or delivery infrastructure.
Music, fonts, images, and corrections
Built-in music, fonts, images, and sample assets must each have an explicit source and license recorded in the shipped notices. Timeline to Video does not accept photo or audio uploads in this release.
To request an attribution correction, email contact@timelinetovideo.com with the asset name, source URL, and the correction. Do not attach personal Timeline data.
Trademark and affiliation notice
Timeline to Video is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google. Google Maps and Google Timeline are trademarks of Google LLC. Product names are used only to identify compatibility with user-exported data.