Map View

Changes the active map's zoom level by one step; disabled at zoom limits.

Restores previously visited camera positions for comparing areas; disabled when no prior or next position exists.

Resets the map camera to its default orientation.

Positions the map at an exact location, scale and orientation for field points or report framing.

Parses a pasted coordinate in any supported format and fills the longitude and latitude fields automatically.

Applies exact zoom, tilt and heading values to the active map after validating camera limits.

Arranges maps in single, two-column/row, 2×2, 2×3 or 3×3 grids to compare areas, scales or basemaps.

Keeps one shared camera across split maps for comparing layers over the same extent; requires at least two maps.

Opens Google Maps or Google Earth in a browser at the current position and zoom.

Chart raster values over time at picked pixels across bands, compare locations, and export the readings as CSV or GeoParquet.

Explore an interactive 3D solar system built on real planetary positions; inspect planets, then return to the map.

Capture keyframe map views or generate them from a line path, then record the guided fly-through as a WebM video.

Record the live map as a WebM video of the whole map or a drawn region, with an optional burned-in caption.

Read live pointer coordinates, GPS fix quality, zoom, bearing, pitch, and visible extent from the status bar.

Open place info from the map context menu with a Wikipedia summary, photo, attribution, and nearby places.

Inspect raw pixel values at any location by clicking raster and WMS layers on the map.

Exaggerate 3D terrain vertically to make hills and relief easier to read, resettable at any time.