Saving from the web
Save places from blog posts and travel guides to a map
"The 25 best restaurants in Mexico City" is a great list and a terrible map. Copying 25 names into Google Maps one by one is an evening's work. Paste the link into Pospot instead.
How to save places from a web page to a map
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Copy the page link
A travel blog, a newspaper list, a city guide or a venue's own site. Any public page works.
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Paste it into Pospot
Pospot reads the page: the title, the text and any place data the site publishes.
3
Get every place as a pin
Each venue the page names lands on your map, up to 13 from one link, as one save.
Why lists don't survive the trip
Bookmarks and open tabs pile up. On the day, you're not going to reread a 4,000-word article to find which of the 25 places is near you.
What works best
Pages that name real venues: round-ups, city guides, food blogs, a restaurant's own website. A page about a whole region with no specific places will pin the region, so check those.
Common questions
Which websites work?
Any public web page. Pages behind a login or a paywall can't be read.
Can I import a whole list from an article?
Yes. Pospot pins every place the page names, up to 13 from one link, for one credit.
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