Trace your
travel itinerary
on an interactive map
For past, present and future trips. Attach photos, videos and articles to your map. Share it with a simple link.
A modern travel blog centered on a map
Easy for you to manage. Easy for your family and friends to follow.
Your own website
Create a free account to store all your maps.
Share the link with anyone you want. They don't need an account to follow you.
A map on your homepage
The best way for visitors to visualize your trip is the itinerary, show them:
- where you are
- where you've been
- where you're going
- the transport modes you used
Content comes next
Once you added your spots, you can attach content to them:
- Photos
- Videos
- Posts
- Links
Personalized maps
Use the map editor to add your points, trace your lines or import GPS files.
Choose the map style, the marker icons and the line colors (defined by your transport modes).
No technical knowledge required.
Works on any device
Most travelers update their blogs on their smartphone or tablet.
You don't need to install any app. Just open the link to your blog or administration.
Automatic / real-time updates
You can synchronize compatible smartphone tracking apps with your map to update it automatically.
For remote adventures across oceans or deserts, you can synchronize satellite GPS trackers.
View Live Tracking
Embed your map
If you already have a website, you can embed your map on any page.
Compatible with WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, etc.
Print a photo book
Generate a travel book in one click from the content you already have to keep a tangible souvenir.
You can also download the PDF version to keep a digital copy.
View TravelMap books
Free for basic features, pay for extra
I don't display ads nor sell your data. So advanced features require a Premium account to keep TravelMap viable.
Stop paying when you don't travel. Keep all your content.
Ideal for long distance trips
Used by 150 000 travelers. Find inspiration from existing itineraries.
Built by Clément Mas. Solo-founder who cycled around Australia and rowed across the Atlantic ocean. Also a web developer.