Open Google Maps, navigate to your desired location, and press and hold to drop a pin. Once the pin appears, tap the information card at the bottom and select **Share**.
You can then send the location via text, email, WhatsApp, or any other sharing method available on your device.
Google Maps doesn’t support dropping multiple pins simultaneously. You’ll need to drop and save each pin individually.
For managing multiple locations in a single route, consider using Google Maps trip planner or a dedicated route planning tool like Upper for bulk imports.
Yes. Google Maps generally limits saved places to about 500 locations per list. While you can create multiple lists, users often report issues when total saved locations reach 2,000–3,000, such as older pins no longer displaying.
For larger collections, Google My Maps supports up to 10,000 markers across multiple layers and is better suited for managing many locations.
Dropped pins that aren’t saved are temporary and will disappear when you close the app or drop a new pin.
To keep a pin permanently, make sure to tap **Save** and add it to a list.
Yes, but you need to download the map area first while you have an internet connection.
Once downloaded, your saved pins within that region will be accessible offline.