Google Maps for iPhone Introduces Smart Screenshot Scanning to Simplify Location Saving
Google Maps introduces a new feature for iPhone users that automatically detects and saves locations from your screenshots, streamlining the process of saving places you find online.

Google Maps for iPhone Adds Feature to Save Places from Screenshots
Overview
- New Feature: Google Maps has introduced a feature that can scan screenshots on iPhones and save any detected locations.
- Purpose: Streamline the process of saving places found in screenshots, eliminating the need to manually search for them later.
- Technology: Powered by Gemini, this feature aims to improve user convenience.
How It Works
- Update Google Maps: Ensure you have the latest version of Google Maps installed.
- Access New List: Go to the 'You' tab in the app to find the new 'Screenshots' list.
- Automatic Detection: When you take a screenshot that includes location information (names, addresses), Google Maps will automatically detect it.
- Review and Save: A 'Review' interface will highlight detected places, allowing you to save or discard them.
- Auto-Scan Option: You can allow Google Maps to access all photos for automatic detection of new screenshots with location data.
- Manual Import: Alternatively, browse your gallery to manually import images for review.
Availability and Future Plans
- Current Platform: Available on iOS (US English).
- Future Development: The feature will be rolled out to Android users in the future.
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