How To Find High Resolution Images On Google

March 28, 2019 June 6, 2020

Adding Google map to the printing cloth is common these days to guide your audience to your business location.

The normal practice is to take a screenshot of the Google map screen and use it in the artwork. I recently used Google map in a flyer blueprint following the above screenshot method, the print result was very poor which ruin the look of the artwork. The 72 dpi screenshot was expected to result in a poor print only it was beyond the expectations.

Divergence between Google My Map method and Screenshot method

This tragedy (just kidding), trigger the quest of getting a 300 DPI high-resolution Google Map paradigm for graphic design. I found different methods; the 'Google My Maps' is the all-time, quickest and easiest way to get a high resolution 300 dpi map image.

DOWNLOADING THE HIGH RESOLUTION 300 DPI GOOGLE MAP USING GOOGLE MY MAPS:

Get to My Maps Google website https://www.google.com/mymaps
Click on 'Create a new map', you volition exist required to sign-in with your Gmail account.
Search your location and zoom in/out every bit desired.
In the left console click on the dotted bar icon given in the top right corner, next to 'Untitled map' and 'share'. A drib-down menu volition announced, click on the last link 'print map'. (add together screen pic)
Select the required size and output.
Press the print button to produce an image or pdf file.
At present save the pdf or paradigm file from your browser onto your figurer and employ information technology in your artwork.