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Your first pin in about 2 minutes

Search the place, add a clip and a few photos, write a couple of lines — it's on the map the second you hit post. No waiting, no approval queue.

This is what a finished pin looks like on the map and on your profile — yours will look just like this.

How it works

Four steps, start to finish

  1. 1 Search the real place

    Tap Add pin and search for it on the map — same name people already know it by. Linking your pin to the real place means it shows up when anyone searches for that place too, not just on your profile.

  2. 2 Add a short clip

    15–30 seconds is plenty — what it looks like, what to order, what to do there. No script needed, just show it. Your browser shrinks it to 720p before it uploads, so even a big file is fine (up to 200 MB).

  3. 3 Title, tagline and category

    Write a one-line tagline, pick a category, and add a couple of honest sentences — what's good, what it costs, when to go. Drop in up to 10 more photos if you have them.

  4. 4 Post it

    Hit Publish pin. It's on the map right away; the clip is usually playable within 1–2 minutes while we finish preparing it. If your phone locks, come back to this page and it picks up where it left off.

Before you post

What makes a great pin

The same three things, every time — a specific line, a vertical clip, and a real photo.

Specific tagline"Best rooftop sunset view, ₹200 for two"
Vague tagline"Nice place, you should go"
Vertical videoFills the whole screen, shot the way you'd film a reel
Sideways videoLandscape clips show up small with bars on the side
Your own photoTaken at the place, in good light — feels real
Borrowed photoA screenshot or download — people can tell
Keeps uploading even if your screen locks
Big videos are shrunk automatically — nothing to compress yourself
You can edit the title, photos or offer any time after
Your reel is usually playable in about 1–2 minutes
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