World map with orange location pins marking the countries visited across the globe

Visited Countries Map

Mark every country you've been to and see what % of the world you've explored.

How many countries have you visited?

195 countries6 continents
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Saves to a shareable link

Visited Countries Map illustration with world landmarks — track and count the countries you've visited

About this tool

Your visited countries map & counter

The Visited Countries Mapis an interactive world map and countries visited counter. Tap each country you've been to — it fills in orange instantly — and the tool counts how many countries you've visited and shows what percentage of the world you've explored, across all 195 UN-recognised countries and 6 continents. It works like a digital scratch map, except you can mark, count, track, share and embed it — and update it whenever you travel.

How many countries have you visited?

Most people have no idea of their exact number. Just tap each country on the map — or search it by name — to add it to your countries visited checklist. Your running total updates live (e.g. “26 of 195”), so you finally have a precise answer to “how many countries have I been to?” Click a country again to remove it. Your map is saved into the page link automatically, so you can bookmark it or hit Share to keep your progress without ever creating an account.

What percentage of the world have you visited?

The map doubles as a world travel percentage calculator. We divide the number of countries you've marked by 195 (the total number of UN-recognised countries) to show your share of the globe. Visit 20 countries and you've seen about 10% of the world; 50 countries is roughly 26%. Most travellers never pass 10 countries, so even 30+ puts you well ahead — and the live percentage is a great nudge to keep exploring. You also get a per-continent breakdown for Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas and Oceania.

Built for mobile — and to share

On your phone, pinch to zoom and drag to pan, or tap Fullscreenfor an immersive, app-like world map with your live stats in a sliding bottom panel. When you're done, export your map as an image, copy a shareable link, or grab the embed code to drop your travel map straight into a blog post.

Want to remember where you went, not just which countries? The TripMemo app turns your visited countries into a living travel journal: photos pinned to the map, trip dates, automatic travel stats and beautiful TripBooks. You can also map your home turf with the Visited US States Map or find your next destination with Where Should I Travel.

How It Works

Three Simple Steps

1

Click Countries

Click any country on the map to mark it as visited. Click again to remove.

2

See Your Stats

Watch your travel statistics update in real-time as you add countries.

3

Share or Export

Download as an image, copy a shareable link, or embed on your blog.

Features

Everything You Need

Interactive World Map

Beautiful SVG map with smooth interactions. Click any country to toggle visited status.

Real-Time Statistics

See countries visited, percentage of world, and continent breakdown instantly.

Export Options

Download your map as a high-quality PNG image or export data as CSV.

Shareable Links

Your map is encoded in the URL. Share the link and others see your exact map.

Embeddable Code

Get HTML embed code to display your map on any blog or website.

Made for Mobile

Pinch to zoom, tap to add countries, and go fullscreen for an app-like map.

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Real App Store Reviews

4.6/5 from 36 UK App Store ratings · checked 29 July 2026

FAQ

Common Questions

How do I use the visited countries map?
Simply click on any country on the interactive map to mark it as visited. The country will turn orange, and your stats will update automatically. Click again to remove it. Your selections are saved in the URL, so you can bookmark or share your map anytime.
How many countries are there in the world?
There are 195 UN-recognized sovereign nations in the world. This includes 193 UN member states plus the Vatican City and Palestine (both have non-member observer status). Our map tracks all 195 countries.
How is the percentage of world visited calculated?
We divide the number of countries you've marked as visited by 195 (the total number of UN-recognized countries) and multiply by 100. For example, if you've visited 20 countries, that's 20/195 = 10.3% of the world.
Can I share my visited countries map with others?
Yes! Use the Share button to copy a link to your map. The link includes all your visited countries encoded in the URL. Anyone who opens the link will see your exact map. You can also export your map as a PNG image.
Can I embed my map on my blog or website?
Absolutely. After selecting your countries, click the Embed button to get an HTML code snippet. Paste this into your blog or website to display an interactive version of your travel map. Perfect for travel bloggers!
Is my data saved automatically?
Your visited countries are stored in the URL and your browser's local storage. This means you can bookmark the page or share the link to save your progress. For more permanent storage and additional features like trip photos and journals, try TripMemo.
What's the difference between this tool and the TripMemo app?
This web tool lets you track countries visited. TripMemo goes much further—it lets you create detailed trip journals with photos, download offline maps, collaborate with travel buddies, and automatically track your travel statistics from your trips.
Do territories and dependencies count as separate countries?
No, we only count sovereign nations recognized by the United Nations. Territories like Puerto Rico, Hong Kong, or Greenland are shown on the map but count toward their parent country (USA, China, and Denmark respectively).
Can I save my map and come back to it later?
Yes. As you select countries, the map updates the page link automatically. Bookmark that link (or copy it with the Share button) and reopening it restores your exact map. For permanent cloud backup across devices, the TripMemo app saves everything to your account.
Is this a digital scratch map?
Think of it as a digital scratch map. Instead of scratching foil off a paper poster, you tap countries to light them up in orange and instantly see how much of the world you've covered — then share it online, which a paper scratch map can't do.
What's the best app to track countries visited?
This web tool is perfect for a quick visual count. For tracking countries visited long-term — with trip photos, dates, travel stats and an automatic world map that fills in as you travel — download the TripMemo app for iPhone.
Can I track US states or specific places too?
Yes — try our Visited US States Map to track your 50-state progress. To log specific cities, regions and the exact spots you visited within each country, the TripMemo app maps your trips photo-by-photo.
How many countries does the average person visit?
Most people visit fewer than 10 countries in their lifetime, and only a small fraction ever pass 50. Reaching 30+ already puts you ahead of the vast majority of travellers — and seeing it mapped out is a great motivator to keep exploring.
Does the map work on mobile?
Yes. Tap a country to add it, pinch to zoom, and drag to pan. Tap Fullscreen for an immersive, app-like map with your live stats in a bottom panel — designed to feel just like the TripMemo app.
What percentage of the world have I visited?
Your percentage is the number of countries you've marked divided by 195 UN-recognised countries. The tool calculates and displays it live as you tap countries. As a rough guide: 10 countries ≈ 5%, 20 ≈ 10%, 50 ≈ 26%, and 100 ≈ 51% of the world. Most people sit in the single digits, so anything above 15% already puts you ahead of the average traveller.
Can I make a visited countries map for just Europe or Asia?
Yes — select the countries you've visited and the tool automatically breaks your progress down by continent, including Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America and Oceania. You can pinch-zoom or use Fullscreen to focus on any single region, such as a Europe visited countries map.

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