Flightmaps is a free tool that transforms your flight history into beautiful interactive visualizations. Whether you're a frequent flyer, travel blogger, or just curious about your travel patterns, Flightmaps helps you see your journey in a whole new way.
After years of traveling, I wanted a simple way to visualize all the flights I'd taken. Existing tools either required creating accounts, cost money, or didn't support the file formats I had. So I built Flightmaps - a tool that does one thing well: turns your flight data into beautiful maps.
The goal was simple: upload a file, see your map. No signups, no subscriptions, no data harvesting. Just a clean, fast tool that respects your privacy.
Interactive Mapbox map with great circle routes
Stunning Three.js globe visualization
Total distance, airports, countries visited
Download beautiful images to share
CSV, Excel, Flightly app exports
No accounts, no data storage
Flightmaps uses great circle calculations to plot accurate flight paths - the same math airlines use to determine the shortest route between two points on Earth. We calculate distances using the GeographicLib library, which accounts for the Earth's ellipsoidal shape for maximum accuracy.
Our airport database includes over 8,800 airports worldwide, sourced from OpenFlights data, so we can recognize virtually any IATA code you throw at us.
Flightmaps is free to use and will always be. If you find it useful and want to support continued development, you can buy me a coffee on Ko-fi. Every contribution helps cover hosting costs and motivates future improvements.
Have feedback, found a bug, or just want to say hi? Reach out at hello@flightmaps.co.
Ready to visualize your flights?