Set the Memory Cache Size to the minimum allowable value of 16MB this will force Google Earth to put data in the disk cache more quickly. This maximizes the available amount of space for your cached data, so that you can cover more area with the cached data.Ĥ. Click the “Clear disk cache” button to remove all data from the cache and cache index files. Go to Tools => Options, and select the Cache tab:ģ. Start up Google Earth while connected to the InternetĢ. To create a localized Google Earth cache file manually:ġ. Today I’ll talk about the simplest method to create a Google Earth disk cache file for an area – doing it manually Presumably, after that the app will purge a saved map to clear up space on your device.Įditors' note: This How To post was originally published on May 7, 2014, and has been updated to include new information.The last post covered the basics of the Google Earth disk cache, and how it lets you use Google Earth even when you don’t have an Internet connection. Keep in mind that any saved maps will only remain on your device for 30 days. Scroll to the bottom of the page, where you should find any offline maps still stored on your device. To access your saved maps, slide you the menu draw and select My Places from the list of options. Once you're happy, tap on Save and give the offline map a name. If the mapped area is deemed to large, you'll need to zoom in and repeat the process for the area left out. You'll then be tasked adjusting the area to be saved via panning and zooming around, making sure to pay attention to the size limit alert along the top of the screen. Next, tap on the three-dot icon in the top-right corner of your screen.Google Maps will then show the area you search for, with the name being displayed along the bottom of the screen.After verifying you have the latest version, launch Google Maps on your respective device and search for the area you'd like to save for offline access.The process to save offline Google Maps on iOS. Before we dive into the process, take a moment to visit the App Store on your iOS device, or the Play store on your Android device and check for any available updates for Google Maps. The process is identical on both iOS and Android. With this feature, you can store large map areas for guidance, even when you're stuck without reception. That is, unless you've saved your maps for offline access. The moment your phone reads "No service," Google Maps suddenly drops out.
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