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Place geographic points and polygons

Google Maps

Google Maps

Google Maps

Place geographic points and polygons

Place geographic points and polygons

Place geographic points and polygons

Keep locations attached to real-world positions when the map pans, zooms, rotates or tilts.

Keep locations attached to real-world positions when the map pans, zooms, rotates or tilts.

Keep locations attached to real-world positions when the map pans, zooms, rotates or tilts.

Keep locations attached to real-world positions when the map pans, zooms, rotates or tilts. The placement is stored using geographic map coordinates, separately from the PNG image.

Before you begin

Before you begin

You need a Pro project and editor access. Changing or moving the overlay leaves geographic point locations unchanged.

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Align and lock the overlay

Align and lock the plan overlay first.

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02

Select a record

Use Add points to select an existing record.

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03

Place point or polygon

Place a point at its location, use rapid placement for a batch, or draw a polygon around the relevant area.

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Refine positions

Drag a marker or polygon corner to refine its geographic position.

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Preview and publish

Preview several zoom levels and camera angles, then publish.

Expected Results

The placement is stored using geographic map coordinates, separately from the PNG image.

Tips and Limits

Changing or moving the overlay leaves geographic point locations unchanged. Placements on image and GLB backgrounds remain separate; Prevue cannot automatically align them without a calibration feature. Google polygons use Prevue’s own editing approach rather than the retired Google drawing library.

Effect on Public Viewer

Publish the geographic placements to update visitors.

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