How do I create and use Itineraries?

Maps let visitors browse a collection of places and decide what interests them (for example, "here are 30 restaurants in our city"). Use Maps when your visitor is deciding what to do.

Itineraries guide visitors through a curated experience in a specific order (for example, "here's how to spend 48 hours in our city"). Use Itineraries when you want to lay out a plan for them to follow, like a weekend trip, a brewery trail, a road trip route, or a self-guided walking tour.

Sections break the itinerary into groups, either by day (Day 1, Day 2), by theme (Brewery Trail, Scenic Hikes, Downtown Eats) or by neighbourhood. Each section has its own headline and description, so you can present multiple trails or themed routes within a single itinerary.

Stops are the destinations within each section, such as "Golden Gate Bridge" Each stop has its own title, description, cover image, and a numbered marker on the map, so visitors can see the intended order at a glance.

Map pins mark specific points of interest within a stop, and each pin can carry its own assets from your CrowdRiff library. For example, a stop at a large state park could have separate pins for the visitor center and a trailhead.

Import from a URL: Paste a link from your website (or any site), and CrowdRiff reads the page, creates your sections, and places stops on the map for you. You can edit everything from there.

AI-generated descriptions: When you add a stop, its description and website are pulled in automatically.

Drag and drop: Reorder stops and sections however you want.

Flexible pin placement: Place pins by searching for a location, entering an address, or dropping a pin anywhere on the map.

Share a CrowdRiff-hosted page: Click Share > Copy link. No setup on your site is required.

Embed on a blog post or webpage: Click Share > Get embed code, then paste the code where you want the itinerary to appear.