How to Copy a Picture From Google Maps

How to Copy a Picture From Google Maps "Image Credit: Jack Hollingsworth/Photodisc/Getty Images One of the limitations of Google Maps is its inability to save map images. Right-clicking the map brings up a Maps option menu instead of the traditional Windows right-click menu. Saving a map is not impossible, however. Google Maps, like anything else that shows up on your screen, can be captured by using the ""Print Screen"" button on your keyboard. Advertisement Step 1 Browse to Google Maps. Step 2 Type the location you'd like to map into the search bar and click the ""Search Maps"" button. Step 3 Click the left-facing double arrow icon near the top-left of the map (when you hover over it, the icon will say ""Hide panel""). This will enlarge the Google Map to fit the entire width of your screen. Step 4 Press the ""F11"" button on your keyboard to send your browser into full-screen mode. Notice that the map on your screen has become even larger. Advertisement Step 5 Press the ""Print Screen"" button. This will copy your current view to the clipboard. Step 6 Open Microsoft Paint by clicking ""Start"" > ""All Programs"" > ""Accessories"" and selecting ""Paint."" Step 7 Click ""Edit"" > ""Paste"" to paste the clipboard image into Paint. Save the file. Advertisement" - https://www.affordablecebu.com/