Applicable Models: ONE X, X2, X3, X4, and X5
You can export 360° media shot with your Insta360 camera via the Insta360 app and share it to Google Maps. After passing review, the media will be visible on Google Maps.
Please note: This feature is not supported in the Single-Lens mode on 360 cameras.
Yes. 360° media containing GPS data can be exported via the Insta360 app, shared, and uploaded to Google Maps. After passing the review by Google, your shared media will be visible within the Google Maps app.
The media must meet all of the following conditions:
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Condition |
Requirement |
Additional Description |
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Camera Model |
X5, X4 Air, X4, X3, and X2 |
Other models are currently not supported. |
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Export Settings |
Video: Select "Save 360° Video" and export media at 4K resolution. Photo: Select "Save 360° Photo" and export media. |
Exporting in a non-360° format will prevent upload. |
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GPS Data |
The original media must contain GPS data, and the clips with GPS data must account for at least 80% of the total duration. |
This can be acquired via a GPS Preview Remote or by turning on the GPS switch on the Insta360 app's Shooting page and keeping the app active in the foreground (screen on / unlocked). |
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Software Environment |
The Insta360 app must be up-to-date, and Google Maps must be installed on the phone. |
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Please note: The GPS data recorded by the GPS Activity Stats on the "Me" page in the Insta360 app is stored locally on the phone. It is only used for adding stats, cannot be written into the original media file, and therefore cannot be uploaded to Google Maps.
No. Timelapse videos are currently not supported for upload to Google Maps. Uploading such videos can interfere with GPS recording intervals and negatively impact the final image quality after upload.
You can upload both the 360 media and GPX files exported from a third-party GPS device simultaneously through the Google Street View web interface.