Free packing list generator
TripPack checks the weather for your dates, knows the TSA liquids rule, and tells you which plug adapter to bring.
A real TripPack result for Lisbon, Oct 29 – Nov 3, using last year’s weather for those dates. 74 items in all.
How it works
TripPack is a free packing list generator that turns a few trip details into a grouped, checkable list. No account, no app to install.
Where you’re going, how many nights, what kind of trip, who’s coming, and whether you’re carry-on only.
Forecast or typical weather for your dates, the plug type at your destination, and airport rules like TSA 3-1-1.
Tick items as they go in the bag. Add your own, remove what you don’t need, then share, copy or print the list.
We’re designing three kits for the parts of packing that go wrong most: running out of space, the security line, and strict personal-item limits. They aren’t for sale yet. Get early access and we’ll tell you first.
For anyone fitting a week of clothes into one carry-on, and families who want one cube per person.
For carry-on flyers who are tired of repacking liquids at the security line.
For budget-airline fares where the only free bag is a small one that fits under the seat in front of you.
Illustrations show planned designs. Contents and prices may change before launch. We’ll never charge you without an order you place yourself.
Packing guides
Each guide opens the generator with the right defaults, plus advice that a checklist alone can’t give you.
FAQ
Yes. The packing list generator is free, with no account and no sign-up. TripPack plans to sell optional travel kits later; the list itself stays free.
For trips that start within the next 16 days, TripPack uses the Open-Meteo forecast. For trips further out, it looks up the same dates last year in Open-Meteo’s historical archive and shows that as typical weather. If the weather can’t load, you still get a list based on your trip type.
TripPack packs one pair per day, plus one spare (nights + 1). If you have laundry where you’re staying, it caps clothes at a week’s worth, because you can wash and rewear.
For carry-on bags, TSA allows liquids, gels, creams, pastes and aerosols in travel-size containers of 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) or less per item, all in one quart-size bag. Larger containers go in checked baggage. Medications and baby formula or breast milk are exempt in reasonable amounts.
It depends on the country. TripPack checks the plug type for about 50 popular destinations. Japan, Mexico and Canada use the same Type A/B plugs as the US; the UK uses Type G; most of Europe uses Type C/F or C/E.
Yes. Tap Share to copy a link. Anyone who opens it gets the same list for the same trip. Checkmarks stay on your own device.
In your browser’s local storage, on your device only. TripPack has no accounts, so your lists aren’t uploaded anywhere.
TripPack Kits are travel kits we plan to make: a compression cube set, a TSA-ready toiletry kit and an under-seat personal item bag. They aren’t for sale yet. Join the early-access list to hear when they launch.