Turn your travel history into a map you can share. This page starts with a ready-made legend, Visited, Lived, and Planned, so your first click already counts: paint countries on the map or just type their names into the search box. When it looks right, download it as a PNG for social media or copy a share link that opens your exact map for anyone.
A stats line under the legend keeps score as you paint: how many of the 193 UN countries you've visited, your percent of the world, and a continent-by-continent breakdown (Europe 24/43, Asia 8/47, and so on). It counts the colors labeled Visited and Lived, so planned trips never inflate your number. The map itself has all 241 countries and territories, so places like Hong Kong, Puerto Rico, and Greenland can be colored separately too.
Singapore, Malta, and Barbados are hard to click on a world map. The search box on this page fixes that: type a few letters, click the country in the list, and it takes your current color. The list shows each country's current fill, so it doubles as a quick checklist.
The Share button packs your whole map into the link itself. Nothing is stored on a server: whoever opens the link sees your map, colors, legend, and title, and can keep editing their own copy. It's an easy way to compare travel maps with friends or drop yours in a group chat.
Been island-hopping or interrailing? The dedicated Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, and Oceania maps show small countries at a comfortable size, and the US states map works the same way for a states-visited map. Each map keeps its own colors, so your world travel map stays untouched.
Color them. The stats line under the legend totals the countries painted with your Visited and Lived colors, shows your percent of the 193 UN countries, and breaks it down by continent. Territories are colorable but not counted toward the 193.
Yes. The Share button copies a link that contains your whole map. Nothing is uploaded; the link itself carries the colors, legend, and title, and opens the map for anyone.
Yes. Download the SVG and it scales to any print size without losing sharpness, like a scratch map without the scratching. PNG works well for regular prints and social posts.
Yes. Everything is free: coloring, legends, the Data dialog, and PNG and SVG downloads. No account, no watermark.
In your own browser. Nothing is uploaded; each map autosaves on your device, and Save project gives you a file you can back up or open on another computer.
Map data: Natural Earth and the US Census Bureau (public domain). Borders follow the source data's sovereign boundaries.