Google Maps is a must-have app for navigation, but did you know you can use it offline without internet? Here’s a step-by-step guide:

🌐 1. Open google Maps

Launch the Google Maps app on your smartphone.

Make sure you are logged in with your google account.

📍 2. search for the Location

Enter the city, town, or area you want to navigate to.

Tap on the location to open its detailed view.

💾 3. Download Offline Maps

Tap the three-dot menu or “Download” option.

Select the area you want to download (zoom in/out to adjust the map area).

Tap Download to save the map for offline use.

🚗 4. Use google Maps Offline

Once downloaded, you can navigate without internet.

Turn on GPS for live directions and tracking.

You can still get turn-by-turn navigation, search within the downloaded area, and see routes.

🔄 5. Update Offline Maps

Offline maps expire after a certain time (usually 30 days).

Make sure to update the downloaded maps to get the latest routes and details.

💡 6. Tips for Best Offline Experience

Download maps while connected to Wi-Fi to save data.

Keep enough storage space on your device for maps.

Combine offline maps with cached locations for smoother navigation.


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