By combining maps and content, you can create visually engaging and interactive visualizations that help tell a story or convey an idea.
To get started with creating custom maps on Google My Maps, first open the map in the browser's address bar. Tap the three vertical dots to access the menu, then tap "Edit" to edit the map.
Next, click on the "Add a marker" button and select "Custom shape." From here, you can create a custom polygon or circle using the tools provided in the editor.
Browse through the available shapes and choose one that suits your needs. You can also use the "Use a symbol" option to draw a custom shape from scratch.
Once you've added your custom shape, click on it to select it for editing. Using the tools provided in the editor, you can customize the appearance of your shape, including color, size, and opacity.
To add more visual interest to your map, consider adding layers or overlays using other Google Maps features, such as polylines, polygons, or text labels.
To share your custom map with others, simply click on the three vertical dots in the top right corner of the map and select "Save to My Maps." You can then access your saved maps from within the Google My Maps platform.
Alternatively, you can export your map as an image or PDF by clicking on the three vertical dots next to the map title and selecting "Download." This will allow you to share your custom map with others in various formats.
Google My Maps is a powerful tool for creating interactive visualizations, allowing you to combine maps with content such as text labels and images. To get started, simply create a new map by clicking on the "+" button in the top right corner of the screen.
Once you've created your map, you can start adding custom elements using the tools provided in the editor. Experiment with different shapes, colors, and sizes to create visually engaging maps that tell a story or convey an idea.
Create custom maps on Google My Maps by combining maps and content, and share them with others through various formats such as images, PDFs, or exports. With the right tools and techniques, you can create visually engaging visualizations that help tell a story or convey an idea.
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