Thank you for your interest in using maps or satellite images from Google Maps or Google Earth.
To get started, use our permissions tool which will ask you up to four questions about the content you plan to use and how you will use it. It will then display the relevant usage requirements and guidelines.
Use the Permissions ToolWithout exception, we require attribution when Content is shown. If you are unwilling to meet our attribution requirements, please contact our data provider(s) directly to inquire about purchasing the rights to the content directly.
We are unable to sign any letter or contract specifying that your project or use has our explicit permission. The only exception is when you arrange for a content license from us when using Google Maps or Google Earth imagery in film, TV, or other broadcast mediums.
Google is relatively conservative when it comes to press releases. Please do not release any publicity materials that refer to Google, Google Earth or Google Maps unless you have prior written approval from us.
Please do not report these matters through the permissions process. In the US, you may use the Report a Problem link at the bottom-left of the map view (watch this video for instructions). If your country is editable through Map Maker, you may make the changes yourself. For other countries, submit your request through the Fix an Error form where it will be evaluated by the appropriate teams. If your concern relates to privacy in Street View, please visit the Street View microsite.
Unfortunately we cannot but may we recommend a Google search.
If you need to export high-resolution imagery from Google Earth, you may want to purchase Google Earth Pro, but please keep in mind the restrictions on uses of aerial and satellite imagery. Unfortunately, we are not able to provide high-resolution versions of our Google Maps tiles.