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Bring your travel history

Imprint reads the files other travel apps export. It groups them into trips by when you left home and came back, and shows you everything before anything is added. An import can be undone for 7 days.

Drop every file on Bring in your past trips.

App by app

Flighty

  1. In Flighty, open Settings, then Account Data.
  2. Tap Export Your Flights and save the CSV file.
  3. Drop the file on Imprint.

Cancelled flights are left out.

TripIt

  1. On tripit.com (the app cannot export), open Trips.
  2. For each trip, choose More Options, then Export trip to calendar, and save the .ics file.
  3. Drop all the files on Imprint at once.

Your calendar feed (Settings → Calendar Feed) holds your upcoming trips and the last 90 days in one file; older trips are exported one at a time. Flights, hotels, car hire, restaurants and transfers come in; directions and meetings do not.

Polarsteps

  1. On polarsteps.com, on a computer, click your name and open Account settings.
  2. Under Privacy, choose Download my data. Polarsteps emails you a link to a ZIP file.
  3. Drop the whole ZIP on Imprint on the web. Only the trip files inside are read; your photos stay on your computer.

Every step becomes a place on its trip and a city on your Passport.

App in the Air

App in the Air closed in September 2024. If you exported your data before it shut down, it came by email as a file called data.txt. Drop that file on Imprint.

Only the trips App in the Air marked as yours are added.

myFlightradar24

  1. On my.flightradar24.com, open Settings, then Export.
  2. Download the CSV file and drop it on Imprint.

Flights logged with only a month or a year are left out: there is no day to put them on.

OpenFlights

  1. On openflights.org, open Settings and choose Backup to CSV.
  2. Drop the file on Imprint.

Your booking emails

  1. Select your old confirmations and forward them as attachments to import@imprint-travel.com, or one at a time. They arrive as one import to review.
  2. Or export a whole mailbox: Google Takeout gives Gmail as an .mbox file.
  3. In Apple Mail, choose Mailbox → Export Mailbox, then drop the file called mbox inside the folder it makes.

Only travel emails are read, up to 2,000 in one import.

A spreadsheet of your own

Any CSV works. If Imprint does not know its layout, it asks which column is which and shows you the first rows before it reads the file.