

Just browse as usual, and the app will automatically use your saved data when it can.

Once downloaded, you don’t need to do anything special to access the offline maps. Tap the three dots alongside the map to Update, Rename, or Delete it. Returning you the Offline maps screen at any time will enable you to view all of your downloaded maps. Tap this, followed by Download, to commit your city and surrounding area to your iPhone’s memory. This will likely offer an option to download your local area. Going back to the Offline maps screen, you’ll see that there’s a Recommended maps section half way down the screen. Tap Download, then decide whether you want to be notified when the download is complete. Note that you’ll be told how much storage space the current map view will take up on your phone at the bottom of the screen – the larger the area you want to save, the more space you’ll need. Tap the Select Your Own Map option, then touch and drag to go to the area you wish to save offline. Tap the profile icon in the top right corner, followed by Offline maps. Open the app and grant location access as requested. It’s completely free, though you’ll need a Google account for some features. The obvious first step, if you haven’t done so already, is to install the app.
