Your Travels. Your World. Your Map.

Turn the places you’ve explored into a beautiful personalized travel map. Track your journey, celebrate your adventures, and share your story.

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Free to use. No account. Your map stays on your device.

Example travel poster: Nordic Explorer, Canada, as an upright print. Sample data.

An example poster, made here with sample data

Start with the map that fits your travels

Three levels, each with its own progress. Fill in one, or keep all three.

World

Mark the countries you have been to.

  • World195 countries, plus 42 territories you can mark separately

Regions

Go province by province, state by state.

  • Canada10 provinces and 3 territories
  • United States Coming soon50 states
  • Bangladesh Coming soon64 districts

Cities

Track the cities you have explored.

  • Canadian cities45 major cities, including every capital
  • World cities Coming soonMajor cities on every continent
  • City neighbourhoods Coming soonDistricts within a single city, where reliable boundary data exists

Try it now: where in Canada have you been?

This is the real map, not a picture of one. Tap a province or territory, or tick it in the list. Your marks are saved on this device as you go.

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Everything you need to keep track, and nothing you have to sign up for

WorldTripMap does a small number of things and does them properly.

Create my map
Interactive travel maps
Real geographic boundaries you can tap, click or tick through. Every country, province and city is its own selectable place.
Personalized downloadable posters
Four designs, your own title and colours, saved as a PNG for sharing or a vector PDF that prints sharp at any size.
Travel progress and statistics
A running count and percentage, a breakdown by continent or region, and achievements whose rules you can read and check. On the Canada map, tick the cities, parks and landmarks you saw in each province and every province gets its own percentage.
Travel bucket lists
Mark the places you want to go as well as the places you have been. They show on your map in their own pattern.
Friend challenges and sharing
Send a link, let a friend mark their own map, then compare the two side by side. Sharing is always your choice.
More country maps on the way
The world, Canada and Canadian cities work today. These are next:
  • United States, 50 states Coming soon
  • Bangladesh, 64 districts Coming soon

How it works

Four steps, a few minutes, no forms.

  1. Choose your map

    Start with the world, Canada’s provinces and territories, or Canadian cities.

  2. Select the places you’ve visited

    Tap the map or tick the list. Your count updates as you go.

  3. Personalize your design

    Pick a poster design, then add a title, your name, dates and a caption.

  4. Download and share

    Save a PNG or a print-ready PDF, share a picture, or challenge a friend.

Read how it works in detail

Every poster below was drawn by the same studio you will use, from made-up travels. Yours will show your own places.

See the four poster designs

Travel inspiration

Short, checked guides for people who keep count of where they have been.

See all 11 guides

Questions people ask

Something else? Get in touch.

Is WorldTripMap free?

Yes. Marking places, designing a poster and downloading it as a PNG or a PDF are all free, and there is no account to create.

Do I need an account, and where is my map kept?

No account. Your map is saved in your own browser, on the device you are using. Nothing is uploaded to us, which also means your map does not follow you to another device by itself. To move it, open Share on the map and send yourself the link.

How is the percentage worked out?

It is the number of places you have marked divided by the number on that map: 13 provinces and territories for Canada, 195 countries for the world. It is a count of places, not a share of land area. On the Canada map you can go one step further: tick the places you saw inside each province, and each province gets its own percentage, with one for the whole country. How we count.

Which countries does the world map count?

195: the 193 member states of the United Nations, plus the Holy See and Palestine, the two states with permanent observer status. You can also mark 42 territories and other areas, such as Greenland, Hong Kong and Puerto Rico. Those are counted on a separate line.

Can I print my map?

Yes. Posters download as vector PDFs at 8 × 10 in, 18 × 24 in, 24 × 18 in and A3, and stay sharp at other sizes with the same proportions. There are PNG files up to 4,809 pixels on the long side as well. How to print a travel map poster.

How does challenging a friend work?

Choose Challenge a friend on any map and send the link. Your friend sees how many places you have explored, marks their own map, and then compares the two side by side. The link itself carries your places. We never store them.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Tap places on the map, pinch to zoom, or tick them in the list underneath, which is easier for small places. Posters can be designed and saved on a phone too.

Which maps are coming next?

The United States by state and Bangladesh by district are planned, followed by more countries and cities. They are labelled “Coming soon” on the maps page until they work fully.

Where have you been so far?

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