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How to Shorten Google Maps URLs: 4 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2024
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Introduction:

Google Maps has become an essential tool for finding locations, directions, and nearby destinations. But when it comes to sharing the URL of a specific location, it can be quite lengthy and unwieldy. Worry not! In this article, we’ll guide you through four simple steps on how to shorten Google Maps URLs for easy sharing.

Step 1: Find the location on Google Maps

– Visit the Google Maps website or launch the application on your mobile device.

– Enter the address or location you want to share in the search bar.

– The map will display the location, along with its full URL in the address bar (on web browsers) or at the bottom of the app screen (on mobile devices).

Step 2: Access the share option

– On web browsers: Click on the hamburger menu located at the top left corner of the screen, then click “Share or embed map.”

– On mobile devices: Tap on the location result, and under the address information, you should see a “Share” button.

Step 3: Shorten the URL

– On web browsers: In the “Share or embed map” popup window that appears, you’ll see an option to shorten the URL by checking a box labeled “Short URL.” Doing so will generate a new short link.

– On mobile devices: After tapping “Share,” a list of sharing options will appear. Choose “Copy link” to generate a short URL automatically.

Step 4: Share your shortened Google Maps URL

– With your newly shortened Google Maps URL copied (CTRL+C for web browsers or using default mobile OS shortcuts), you can easily paste and share it wherever you want – be it in an email, text message, social media post, or any other platform.

Conclusion:

Shortening Google Maps URLs makes sharing locations easier and less cumbersome. By following these four simple steps, you’ll be able to provide others with the necessary information in a cleaner, more manageable format. Happy sharing!

 

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