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Use Google My Maps to Send a Custom Route to Your Phone

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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In today’s busy world, everyone wants to save time and reach their destination as quickly as possible. And, there’s nothing worse than getting lost on the way to an important meeting or appointment. But with Google My Maps, now you can easily send a custom route to your phone and stay on track.

Google My Maps is a feature that allows users to create custom maps and share them with others. It’s a great tool for planning a hike, a road trip, or a city tour. You can add markers, lines, shapes, text, and photos to your map to make it more informative and interesting.

Sending a custom route to your phone using Google My Maps is easy. Here’s how you can do it:

Step 1: Open Google My Maps on your computer or laptop and create a new map. You can choose to create a map from scratch or import an existing one.

Step 2: Add your starting point and destination to the map. You can type in the addresses or use the map search bar to find them. You can also add multiple locations to your route.

Step 3: Draw the route by clicking on the “Add directions” button on the left sidebar. Click and drag the blue line to customize the route as per your preference.

Step 4: Customize your route with additional markers, text, and images. You can add information about the places you’ll be passing by, or include photos of landmarks and attractions.

Step 5: Once you’ve finished creating your custom route, click on the “Share” button on the top-right corner of the screen.

Step 6: In the “Share” menu, select “Send a copy”.

Step 7: Enter your email address and click “Send”. You’ll receive an email with a link to the custom map.

Step 8: Open the email on your phone and tap on the link. The map will open in your phone’s browser.

Step 9: Click on the “More” icon on the bottom-right corner and select “Add to Home Screen”. This will create a shortcut on your phone’s home screen for quick access to the map.

Step 10: You’re all set! You can now use your custom route to navigate to your destination without getting lost.

Google My Maps is a great tool for creating custom routes for road trips, hikes, and city tours. You can add information about places of interest, customize the route, and share it with your friends and family. With the easy steps outlined above, you can now send a custom route to your phone and reach your destination hassle-free.

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