The map is now listed in the Places panel, and can be saved to a KML file with other Google Earth project data you have created. If you press the Shift key when selecting this marker, the image is scaled from the center.Ĭlick OK when you are finished.
Use any of the corner or side anchors to stretch or skew the selected corner or side. Use the triangle marker at the left to rotate the image for better placement. Use the center crosshair marker to move the image overlay on the globe and position it in the right location. Use the park boundaries to help you align the park boundaries on the map with the boundaries in Google Earth. Move the Transparency slider to the left to make the image a little transparent, which will assist you in placing the image in the correct location. In this example, we will use the following URL from the Internet: In this example, we typed "Glacier National Park Map".Ĭopy and paste the link below into the Link field, or click "Browse." and find an image to add from your local hard drive. In the New Image Overlay dialog box, type in a name for the image overlay in the Name field. A New Image Overlay dialog box appears, and a green outline is placed on the Earth.
Here are some features of your map: You can give it a title. You are now in 'Google My Maps' which you can tell because it's even embedded on the map itself, as shown below: From here, finally, you can create your own map. Click the Add Image Overlay button to add a new image overlay. Click 'CREATE MAP' This should open a new tab/window in your browser which you may never have seen before.
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