Help & FAQ

Create a travel itinerary with dates, times, places, transportation, maps, photos and notes, then share it with your travel companions using a URL or QR code.

No. You can create an itinerary as a guest. Members can manage all of their itineraries from My Page.

Yes. LepRip is designed for smartphones, tablets and computers, so you can check or edit your itinerary while traveling.

You can save up to 50 itinerary items in one trip and reorder them later.

Yes, when Google login is enabled. Use the Google button on the login screen.

Yes, when LINE login is enabled. Use the LINE button on the login screen.

Yes. You can register with a username, email address and a password of at least 8 characters.

You can manage your itineraries, public account name, profile image and travel reminder settings.

Open “Create itinerary,” enter a trip title, add your plans in order, then save.

No. You can add only the information you need, although adding a place to each item makes the itinerary easier to understand.

Yes. Members can edit their own itineraries. Guests need the edit password created when the itinerary was made.

Yes. Use the up and down controls, then save the itinerary.

Yes. Use “Delete photo” and save. Images uploaded through LepRip will be removed from the itinerary, Media Library and server. This cannot be undone.

Yes. You can use an address or place name, or use latitude and longitude.

The itinerary displays the location and quick links for finding nearby attractions, restaurants, cafés, convenience stores and parking.

Yes, if your browser and device allow location access.

You can set one cover image, one featured spot image for each itinerary item, and up to three additional photos per item.

JPEG, PNG, GIF and WebP are supported. Use files up to 8MB per image.

User-created itineraries are set to noindex and excluded from the public XML sitemap. Sample itineraries created by LepRip are an exception.

Anyone who knows the sharing URL can view it. There is currently no separate viewing password, so share the URL only with people you trust.

Use your phone’s Share menu, copy the URL, or display the QR code from the itinerary page.

Do not include sensitive information such as your exact home location, private phone numbers, passwords, credit card information or identity document numbers.

Try entering the facility name together with the city or region, use a full address, or enter latitude and longitude.

Check the file format and size, your connection, and your browser permissions. Try a smaller image if needed.

Check that location permission is enabled for your browser and device. Location access also requires HTTPS and a supported browser.

Refresh your browser cache and try the latest version of Chrome, Safari or Edge.