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Analyze, build, and collaborate with a comprehensive, interactive model of our world.

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Celebrating the world’s first 3-time host stadium

A rainbow-colored satellite interferogram map of Mexico City showing ground displacement and city labels.

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Earth data layers go global

Map of the United States showing a dense network of multi-colored dots and lines representing geographic infrastructure.

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Shapefiles and 3D models land on Google Earth

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Empower geospatial professionals with Google Earth

Access robust imagery and data

Google Earth puts rich, fresh geospatial imagery, data, and AI models at your fingertips.

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Personalize and collaborate faster

Work on a unified, secure, cloud-based solution where data and stakeholders converge.

Work smarter with Gemini

Save time and drive efficiency with AI-powered analysis, generative design, and Gemini capabilities.

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How professionals are using Google Earth

See how you can use Google Earth to drive business and sustainability impact.

Virtually explore and select sites

Streamline early-stage assessment with analysis tools to quickly identify optimal locations and test feasibility before deeper investment.

Accelerate geospatial analysis with AI

Ask Google Earth what you need and reduce the time spent organizing, analyzing, and visualizing geospatial data from days to minutes.

Collaborate and share with ease

Share projects with teammates, and invite stakeholders and external partners to view and edit your projects via Google Drive.

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Bring your data to life with map visualization

Easily transition between abstract 2D maps, photorealistic 3D maps, and 360-degree Street View.

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Generate building and solar designs in minutes

Evaluate early-stage feasibility for building and solar projects and generate designs in a matter of minutes, reducing the need for in-person visits.

Aerial view of proposed urban development with colorful 3D blocks near a city river and white arched bridge.

3D urban development rendering with yellow and blue building blocks near a river and arched bridge.

“Google Earth is a win-win for my clients and me. Geospatial intelligence strengthens their claims and I save time to run a more efficient business.”

Richard Foley

Founder, Above and Beyond 806

Google Earth map tracking tornado damage across rural land, featuring location pins and a sidebar photo of an uprooted tree.

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“Google Earth allows me to assess object heights and analyze lines of sight remotely, saving the time and expense of a physical site visit. Whether I'm assessing wireless signal ranges or identifying key areas of interest for safety or cybersecurity risks, I get the critical spatial context I need to make decisions right from my desk.”

Jacek Hogan

Cybersecurity Professional & Geocacher

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Street view of the Victoria Memorial at Buckingham Palace overlaid on a 3D satellite map with navigation points.

3D aerial map of Buckingham Palace with Street View points and an inset street-level view of the Victoria Memorial.

“Google Earth is a vital tool in my classroom for teaching agriculture. It turns complex data into visual, hands-on learning that prepares my students for the field.”

Mohd Khairy

Senior Lecturer, MARA University of Technology

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Two men use a drone remote over an aerial 3D map interface showing elevation profiles for land surveying.

Two men use a drone controller, superimposed over a Google Earth map showing measured agricultural field plots.

"Google Earth is an essential tool for my geospatial work. By combining data layers, terrain analysis, measurement tools, and historical imagery, I can easily understand areas of interest. It allows me to bridge the gap between immersive imagery and professional-grade data and easily share detailed, visual projects."