Paper copy
A road-trip itinerary you can print — or save as a PDF
Day-by-day · bookings appendix with confirmation numbers · free, no app
Phones die, signal drops, and some of us just plan better on paper. Stopful turns the trip you planned on the map into a clean printed itinerary — or a PDF for the glovebox folder — with one click and no app.
Free · no sign-up · no ads — the whole trip lives in a shareable link
How it works
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Plan the trip on the map
Stops, nights, bookings, notes — the printout is built from whatever the trip knows.
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More menu → Print / Save as PDF
Stopful lays the trip out as a document and opens your browser's print dialog.
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Paper or PDF
Print it, or choose “Save as PDF” in the dialog to get a file. It works offline — nothing is fetched to build the page.
What's on the printout
A day-by-day itinerary with dates, who's travelling, and the total driving distance; your trip guide's overview and good-to-know notes; each stop with its nights and your notes; and a bookings appendix listing every reservation with its confirmation number — the thing you actually need at a front desk with a dead phone. Each stop also carries a Google Maps navigation link, so the PDF is tappable in the car.
Deliberately text-first
There's no map image on the printout — text prints sharp at any size, survives a black-and-white office printer, and is what you actually scan while standing at reception. The map stays in the app; the paper carries the facts.
A road-trip itinerary you can print — or save as a PDF — FAQ
- How do I print a road trip itinerary with stops?
- Plan the trip in Stopful (free, no account), then open the More menu and choose Print / Save as PDF. You get a clean day-by-day document — dates, stops, nights, drive distance, your notes — via the browser's normal print dialog.
- Can I save the itinerary as a PDF instead?
- Yes — in the print dialog choose “Save as PDF”. That's the built-in path; there's no export fee, watermark or app to install.
- Does the printout include booking confirmation numbers?
- Yes. Reservations added to the trip — including ones forwarded by email — print as an appendix with their confirmation numbers, so everything you'd need at a check-in desk is on paper.
- Do I need an app or an account to print?
- No. Stopful runs in the browser, printing uses the browser's own print function, and no account is required to plan or print a trip.
Keep going
More of what Stopful does:
- Plan an EV road trip with the chargers in view
- Forward your booking emails. The itinerary builds itself.
- Plan a road trip with friends — nobody needs an account
- Budget a road trip before you've booked a thing
Or start from a blank map — Stopful shows drive times between stops, finds hotels and EV chargers along the route, and estimates what the trip will cost before you book any of it.