Countries Visited Map
How many countries have you been to? Tap every one on the map and the counter adds them up, then save your map as an image. It is free, with no sign-up.
Too many to tap?
The Stampsy app finds them in your photos
On: the 195 countries, 193 UN members and 2 observer states.
Off: adds territories and disputed places.
Tap a country to fill it in
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All 195 Countries
Africa 0 of 54
Asia 0 of 48
Europe 0 of 44
North America 0 of 23
Oceania 0 of 14
South America 0 of 12
More Places 0 of 50
Let Your Photos Fill In the Rest
Forgot a few? Stampsy reads only the place and date of each photo, on your phone, finds the countries and gives each one a passport stamp.
- Your first scan is free
- Photos stay on your phone
- On iPhone and Android
What Your Map Turns Into
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A Stamp for Every Country
Everywhere you have been, collected in one passport.
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Your Old Trips, Rebuilt
Your photos know when you went, so the trips come back.
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Collections to Finish PRO
Country groups, US states, UNESCO sites, airports and more.
| This Page | Stampsy App |
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| Mark countries by hand | Yes | Yes |
| Save your map as an image | Yes | Yes |
| Find countries in your photos | No | First scan free |
| A passport stamp for each country | No | Yes |
| Rebuild your old trips | No | Yes |
| Your map on every phone you use | This browser | Yes |
| Collections and Home Screen widgets | No | PRO |
How It Works
From a blank map to a picture of everywhere you have been.
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Pick Your Countries
Tap a country on the map or tick it in the list. Search knows the names people use, like UK or Holland. Tap again to take one off.
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Watch Your Count
Your total, your share of the 195 countries and your continents update with every tap. Each country is worth about half a percent of the world.
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Save Your Map
Save the map as an image with your count on it, or share it from your phone. Tap a continent first for a map of just Europe or just Asia.
How Many Countries Have I Been To?
This page is a free way to track countries visited: tap every country you have been to on the map at the top of this page, or tick it in the list. The counter right under the map shows your total, your share of the 195 countries and how many continents you have reached.
How Many Countries Are There?
This map counts 195 countries: the 193 members of the United Nations plus its two permanent observer states, the Holy See (Vatican City) and Palestine. It is a list many atlases and country counters use, which makes it a fair yardstick when you compare maps with friends.
With UN-Recognized Only on, territories count for the country they belong to: Greenland for Denmark, Puerto Rico for the United States, Hong Kong for China. Turn the switch off to add 50 more places on their own, such as Greenland, Taiwan, Kosovo and Western Sahara. They show as a second number, so 195 stays the count and your share of the world does not change.
Each country is about half a percent of the world, so 20 countries is about 10%. Russia counts for Europe and Turkey for Asia.
Keeping track closer to home? Try the US states visited map.
| Continent | Countries |
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| Africa | 54 |
| Asia | 48 |
| Europe | 44 |
| North America | 23 |
| Oceania | 14 |
| South America | 12 |
| World | 195 |
Questions, Answered
How many countries have I been to?
Only you can say, but this map keeps the count. Tap every country you have been to, and it adds them up out of 195, with your share of the world and your continents. If you forget a few, Stampsy on your phone can find them in your photos.
Is this map maker free?
Yes. It is free to use, with no account and no sign-up. Open the page and start tapping.
Where is my map saved?
In this browser, on this device. Nothing you pick is uploaded or sent to us. Clearing your browser data clears the map too, so save the image once you are done.
How do I save or share my map?
Tap Save image to get a picture of your map with your count on it. On a phone, Share opens your share sheet so you can post it or send it to a friend.
Can I make a map of just Europe?
Yes. Tap Europe above the map, or any other continent. The map zooms in, and the image you save shows that continent and how many of its countries you have been to.
How do I pick very small countries?
Zoom in with the plus button, by pinching or by tapping a continent, and small countries and islands like Malta or Singapore show a dot to tap. Or search for the name in the list.
How do I add Greenland, Puerto Rico or Taiwan?
Turn off UN-Recognized Only above the map. Greenland, Puerto Rico, Taiwan, Kosovo and the other more places can then be picked on their own, and they show as a second number beside your count. With the switch on, the map counts only the 195 countries below: a trip to Greenland is Denmark and Puerto Rico is the United States.
How can I track the countries I have visited?
Tap them on the map at the top of this page, or tick them in the list. It works as a countries visited counter: your count, your share of the world and your continents stay in this browser, and Save image gives you a picture of your map.
What counts as a visit?
You decide. Some people count any country they have set foot in, others leave out airport layovers. It is your map.
Is there an app to track countries visited?
Yes: Stampsy, for iPhone and Android. It finds the countries you have been to in your photos, on your phone, gives each one a passport stamp and rebuilds your trips. This page is a separate map you fill in by hand, so a map made here does not move into the app.
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