To give you an idea of what user journey mapping tools look like and what they can do, here are some popular and widely used tools in the UX industry. Smaply is a web-based tool that enables you to create and share user journey maps, personas, and stakeholder maps with templates, icons, images, and colors. Additionally, it allows you to integrate data from Google Analytics, surveys or other sources to validate your user journey maps. UXPressia is another web-based tool that helps you create and collaborate on user journey maps, personas, impact maps, and customer experience maps with templates, examples, and tutorials. It also permits you to export your user journey maps to PDF, PNG or CSV formats or embed them on your website. Lastly, Miro is a web-based tool that helps you create and collaborate on user journey maps as well as other types of diagrams, boards and canvases. It provides a flexible and intuitive interface to drag and drop elements, icons, images and stickers to create your user journey maps. Moreover, it allows you to integrate data from Google Analytics, Mixpanel or other sources to analyze your user journey maps.