New for Apple Vision Pro

A new spatial map of the world, on your table.

Earth3d brings your favourite places into your room. Set them down as interactive dioramas, step into a fully immersive space, or let a city take over a whole table or floor.

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$3.99 · Apple Vision Pro · visionOS 2.0 or later

On the table now Sagrada Família, Barcelona 41.4036° N, 2.1744° E

I've just released Earth3d, an interactive map of the world that you can get lost in.

Beautiful 3D renders combined with intuitive controls make it a magical experience, and a must-have for anyone who loves to travel, enjoys nature, or just wants to discover the wonders of the Earth.

Adam Roszyk, maker of Earth3d

Legend

For travellers: Revisit the cities you love, or scout the next one, street by street.

For nature lovers: Mountains, canyons and coastlines in true relief, right in front of you.

For the curious: Every landmark pin opens facts, photos and 360° views.

View modes

Four ways to bring the world home

Pick a place, then choose how it arrives in your room.

Manhattan, New York40.7831° N, 73.9712° W

Diorama

A round, living model of any place, floating wherever you put it. Walk up to it and look inside.

Eixample, Barcelona41.4036° N, 2.1744° E

Table & floor

Spread a city across your real table, or lay a neighbourhood on the floor and walk around it. Real objects in front of the map hide it, just as they should.

Planet Earthfrom orbit

Globe

The whole planet in front of you. Spin it, then zoom from space down to a single street.

Rome, Italy41.8902° N, 12.4922° E

Full immersion

Let your room fade away and fly over the real thing, from above the clouds down to the rooftops.

Controls

Made for your hands

No controllers and nothing to learn. The map moves the way a real model would.

Empire State Building40.7484° N, 73.9857° W

Lean in close

Bring your head down between the towers and look up.

Grand Canyon, Arizona36.1069° N, 112.1129° W

Pinch to zoom and turn

Take hold of the terrain with both hands and turn it to see every side.

Pinch and dragMove the map

Two-handed pinchZoom and turn

Double-pinchFly to that spot

Explore

Every pin has a story

Search any address or place: Type it in, or jump straight to world landmarks.
Info pins: A Wikipedia summary and key facts: when it was built, how tall it is, who designed it and how many people visit.
Photos and 360° panoramas: Photo galleries and 360° views from Wikimedia Commons and Panoramax.
Hands-free tours: Sit back for a guided tour, or let the view orbit a city on its own.