You can share your maps with others online, download their info for other apps, or print them out. Share your map on social media or website On your computer, sign in to My Maps . At the top of the thumbnail, on the right, click Share . Select how you want to share your map. Follow the onscreen instructions. Edit access to your map On your computer, sign in to My Maps . In the left panel, click Share . Allow link sharing: Share your URL with specific people. Make your map public: Allow anyone to find your map. Allow link sharing: Share your URL with specific people. Make your map public: Allow anyone to find your map. Click Done or Save changes . If you can't find or edit a shared map, make sure: The map isn’t deleted. You’re on the correct account. You have authorization. Download map info On your computer, sign in to My Maps . In the left panel, click Menu Export to KML/ KMZ . Follow the on-screen instructions.

Download layer info You can export individual layers to CSV, but not Maps. On your computer, sign in to My Maps . In the left layer panel, click Menu Export data CSV . Follow the on-screen instructions. On your computer, sign in to My Maps . In the left panel, click Menu Print map . Follow the on-screen instructions. Add your map to a website On your computer, sign in to My Maps . In the left panel, click Share or Menu Embed on my site . Make sure the map is public. Make sure the map is public. Follow the on-screen instructions. Report an impersonator If you believe that someone created a Gmail address to impersonate your identity, you can: File a report with your local law enforcement agency. In the US, you can contact the Internet Crime Complaint Center . Contact your local office of consumer protection. My Maps is unable to participate in mediations that involve third-parties regarding impersonation. Learn more about Gmail Terms of Use . Need more help? Try these next steps: