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On your computer, open Google Maps. In the top left, click Menu Your contributions. Under the "Contribute" tab, click Add your photos to Maps. You only get this option if you take photos or videos on your phone and we can find their location. To post a photo or video: Click one or more photos or videos.
On your computer, open Google Maps. Search for a place. After you select a place, scroll down. Click Add media Google Photos. Select the photos or videos you want to upload. Click Select. Tips: You can add photos and videos for points of interest, like businesses or parks. You can only upload videos from the Google Photos tab.
On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Maps app . Tap your profile picture or initial Location sharing. Tap a contact who shared with you before. Tap Request Request . After you ask for your contact’s location, they get your email address, a notification and can: View your profile to verify who you are.
Search for a place or tap it on the map. To get more info, at the bottom, tap the place’s name or address. Tap Photos Add photos. Choose what you want to do: Choose a photo or video from your gallery: Select one or more photos or videos. Take a new photo or video: Tap Camera, then tap the shutter.
Under the "Contribute" tab, click Add your photos to Maps. You only get this option if you take photos or videos on your phone and we can find their location. To post a photo or video: Click one or more photos or videos. To edit a photo or video’s location: Click the name of the place, then select a different place. At the top, click Post .
Add photos or videos from a place's page. On your computer, open Google Maps. Search for a place. After you select a place, scroll down. Click Add media Google Photos. Select the photos or videos you want to upload. Click Select. Tips: You can add photos and videos for points of interest, like businesses or parks.
Create multiple Photo Spheres. You can attach the camera to a monopod, tripod or helmet to stabilise the camera at 1.20–1.80 m/4–6 ft. Monopod: Keep the monopod steady above your head. Keep your head down when you take photos. Tripod: Step out of the way before you take photos. Helmet: Make sure to keep your head still when you take your ...
