Your personal field atlas
A world to see.
A map of you.
Every pin holds a place, a detour, a story. Mark where you’ve been, make a map worth keeping, and turn your next trip into a moving story.
Start with somewhere you’ve been0 / 195 countries visited
0.0% of the world's countries
- Africa: 0
- Asia: 0
- Europe: 0
- North America: 0
- South America: 0
- Oceania: 0
Reference: 193 UN members + the Holy See and Palestine.
Small stops. Lasting memories.
A weekend town or a faraway city. Search places and build your own geography, one memory at a time.
Your world, at a glance.
See your countries, cities and places add up. Choose a map style, export a share card, and keep a JSON backup.
Give your journey a little motion.
Ready for the next chapter? Sign in to arrange stops by day, preview your route, and export a video with credits.
02 / A closer look
There’s more to your map.
Explore the world mapUnited States
50 states. A thousand different roads.
Europe
Follow your curiosity across borders.
Japan
From northern snow to southern seas.
China
An atlas of landscapes and encounters.
03 / From places to stories
Some journeys
deserve a replay.
Arrange your stops by day. Add the photos that bring them back. Preview your animated route, then export a shareable video with credits.
Create your tripBuild your own record of the world
A travel map is more useful when it reflects the places that matter to you. Start with a hometown, a favourite weekend away, or the first city you visited abroad. Search for a location, select the result, and add the date and a short memory if you want. Each saved point appears on your map and contributes to your country and city statistics. You can return to the same destination without counting it as a new country. This makes the map a personal record rather than a competition to collect the largest number.
Keep the detail, share the overview
Your travel records are stored in this browser on this device. You do not need to create an account to build a map, and adding a memory does not publish a profile. Map tiles and place searches are provided by Mapbox, which receives the requests needed to show the map and find locations. If you want to share your travels, open the share card, choose a design, and export an image. Check what is visible before posting it: a map can reveal places you live, work, or visit regularly. A simple country overview often tells the story without exposing an exact address.
Make a backup before your next trip
Browser storage is convenient, but it is tied to a browser profile. Clearing site data, switching devices, or using private browsing can remove or hide your records. Export a JSON backup after a major update and keep a copy somewhere you control. Import that file when you want to restore the map on another browser. Images stored separately in the browser may need a separate backup; the JSON record is not a cloud photo library. For a closer view of one destination, use the regional maps below. For a route you want to present as a story, try the travel map animation demo.
Frequently asked questions
Is this where-have-I-been map free?
Yes. Adding places, counting countries, creating share cards, and exporting a JSON backup in this tool do not require payment or an account. Video exports are a separate service.
Can I use my map on another device?
Export your travel records as JSON, then import the file in the other browser. The free map does not automatically synchronize between devices.
How is a country counted?
A country is counted once when a saved place belongs to it. The counter uses a 195-country reference: 193 UN members plus the Holy See and Palestine. Territories outside that reference are shown separately.