How-to Guides
Learn how to add your Google Street View | Trusted tour to your webpage, Facebook page, or email/text message.
Learn how to add your Google Street View | Trusted tour to your webpage, Facebook page, or email/text message.
You can embed a Google Street View | Trusted Virtual Tour into your website or blog from the new Google Maps. Open https://maps.google.com (this feature is currently missing from Google search).
Paste the embedding code into the html of the page on your website where you’d like your virtual tour to show. Save the page and your tour will be on your website!
Optional, once your code is pasted, look at the code and change the width setting to 100%. This will ensure your tour scales to fit the device it is being viewed on. Setting the width to 100% and height to somewhere between 450px and 550px looks good on most websites. Or, you can use iFrame generator: https://www.iframe-generator.com/
Advanced, if you have a responsive site, you’ll want to add a few lines of CSS, and a class to your HTML
Why transfer rights? It may improve visibility of the images, since they’ll appear in the “By Owner” tab on Google Maps, and images should rank higher in the image carousel.
By transferring these ## photos, you’re granting a permanent license to the rights of the photos. Copies will still appear in your profile. The photos will continue to be attributed with your name and profile on Maps, unless the new owner transfers rights to someone else.
You can share a link to a position anywhere in a Google Street View | Trusted Virtual Tour into email, SMS, or instant message from the new Google Maps.