You build every itinerary layout by hand
A design canvas gives you shapes and text boxes, not a day-by-day structure. Itiner generates the itinerary from a trip brief, so you start from a plan, not an empty page.
Canva alternative for travel itineraries
Canva is a design tool. It makes a good-looking file, and then the file is frozen. A travel itinerary keeps changing: a flight moves, a hotel swaps, the client asks a question. Itiner treats the itinerary as a living document with an AI first draft, a portal that updates, and quoting built in.
Free tier, no credit card. 14-day trial on paid plans.
The problem
A design tool is built for layouts, not trips. The gaps show up in the same places every time.
A design canvas gives you shapes and text boxes, not a day-by-day structure. Itiner generates the itinerary from a trip brief, so you start from a plan, not an empty page.
When the trip changes, the design file has to be updated and the PDF resent. A portal link always shows the current published version, so the client is never on an old copy.
A PDF is one-way. Itiner’s portal has a comments thread, so the client’s questions land against the itinerary instead of scattered across email and WhatsApp.
Itiner builds the quote from block prices with inclusions, exclusions and terms, and shows it in the same portal and PDF as the itinerary. One source, not two files to keep in sync.
What to evaluate
If you are moving off Canva for itineraries, these are the criteria that matter, and how Itiner meets each.
Itiner turns a brief into a titled, day-by-day draft with real places from OpenStreetMap and 4 to 6 ordered blocks per day. The agent edits; the tool does the first pass.
One shareable portal link, no login, noindex, always showing the current published version. Update the source and the client sees it, with a live weather strip and country emergency numbers.
Set your logo, brand colour and tagline once. Every portal and every branded PDF picks them up. White-label removes the Itiner mark on Growth and above.
Line items from block prices, an optional total or per-person override, and inclusions, exclusions and terms, all currency and locale aware, shown alongside the days.
Save any finished trip as a template the whole team drafts from, or duplicate a trip for a new client and keep the structure while dropping the old details.
The demo shows a draft being generated, edited, published as a portal, then updated so the client sees the change immediately. It is the difference between a document and a living itinerary.
Watch the demoFrequently asked questions
Straight answers on scope, migration, and pricing, including where other systems and human review still matter.
A design tool makes a static file. Once it is sent, every change means editing and re-exporting, the client cannot respond inside it, and the price sheet is a separate document. Itiner keeps the itinerary, quote and client conversation in one place that updates after you publish.
Yes. Itiner exports a server-rendered branded PDF with a cover page, the day-by-day and a quote section, in your agency colours. It is watermarked on the free tier and white-labelled on Growth and above. The portal link and the PDF come from the same source itinerary.
Yes. The portal carries your logo, brand colour and tagline, with six photo backgrounds or two gradient fields tinted to your colour. You set the branding once and it applies everywhere, rather than being rebuilt per file as it would be in a design tool.
Itiner has a free tier and paid plans starting at ₹1,500/month, with a founding-member rate. Every paid plan starts with a 14-day trial and no card is required. Trip and AI generation allowances reset each month.
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Start free, draft a real trip from a brief, publish the portal, then make a change and watch it update. That is what a design file cannot do.
Itiner drafts and organises the itinerary. A travel professional always reviews the route, suppliers, availability and pricing before it reaches a client.