Lat/Lng in decimal degrees - no validity checking is done - so don't eff it up!
The numbers here are not the current values - see the table below
Set New Map Size
Width (px)
Height (px)
(to Cookie)
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Zoom Behavior
Tile, Click, & Map Information
Tile#.x
Tile#.y
Zoom Level
Suggested Tile Filename
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Point Clicked LatLng
Point Clicked Pixel (x,y)
Map Center LatLng
Map Center Pixels (x,y)
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Note that the lyrs= parameter in the map tile URL and the &v= parameter in the satellite
tile URL change from time to time. If there are
no tiles visible below, I probably haven't updated this recently. Also, the last character
in the sub-domain can usually be any of 0, 1, 2, or 3 (mt1.google.com, khms2.googleapis.com, etc.) They
are all mirrors of each other, this spreads out the traffic so one server is less likely to
be overloaded. For maps, the lyrs parameter currently controls imagery. lyrs=m@??? for regular
maps and lyrs=t@??? for terrain maps.
No information entered here is saved (except when you click the "Save Map View" button), and none of it
is sensitive. Except for the map tiles
requested, the data is not even sent
anywhere, it's all kept within your browser.
The map above is served from the maps API servers. The sample tiles and related urls below are
from the public maps servers. From time
to time, the imagery on one set of servers will be different than the other set at certain zoom levels.
Sample URL for tile clicked on w/ sample image below
LatLng Bounds of Tile ((s,w),(n,e))
Pixel Bounds of Tile ((w,s),(e,n))
Note compass coords are reversed from Lat/Lng above (x,y order)
Sample satellite URL for tile clicked on w/ sample image below
The sample map tiles are copyrighted by one or more of Google, DigitalGlobe, TerraMetrics, INEGI, TeleAtlas,
NavTeq, and/or others, and are displayed
for educational, non-commercial purposes. It is not permissible to use this tool to
save or download image tiles from this page or Google servers. There used to be no point in doing this
because you used to be able to get any image you needed for personal use by using mapdata URL parameters.
There never seemed to be any documentation of this feature, but the format was simple enough
to get the image you need.
Sample mapdata URL
Unfortunately, this feature does not seem to be working any more. If you know of some way to
acheive similar functionality, please contact me at the address below with the details.
If you are the copyright
holder to one of the above dispalyed map tiles and do not wish it to be displayed in this manner, contact me at
JavaScript needs to be enabled and I will remove that functionality.
This tool (excluding map data as noted) is licensed under Creative Commons.