All maps and features will be free forever; there are no plans to introduce a pricing structure. ME is ad-supported and you can pay to remove them. When you fire up the app for the first time, it will prompt you to download maps for offline usage.
Instead, the app offers more than standalone individual maps to choose from, including 56 in Europe and 53 in the Americas. The maps are organized by country, but densely populated areas have sub-regions available.
You can also find maps for speed cameras in certain areas. Each map pulls its data from OpenStreetMap. It offers offline maps for more than countries. The offline maps include directions, public transportation ticket prices, car-sharing prices, and train and bus timetables. When you enter your route, the app will compare car, bike, pedestrian, taxi, and public transportation routes in order to find the fastest and most cost-effective way for you to make your journey.
You can access public transportation information for more than 1, cities around the world, including most of North America and Europe. The app excels in route planning. For every journey, it gives you three separate options. And for each of the three routes, you can add up to 52 individual waypoints. CoPilot also has thousands of offline locations such as hotels, restaurants, ATMs, and places of interest. You can enjoy a free seven-day trial of the premium features.
These include 3D maps and an audio navigation assistant. Once the trial expires, the app limits you to 2D offline maps and visual turn-by-turn directions. The free version of Genius Maps lets you download offline maps and provides information about local places of interest.
If you want voice guidance, automatic re-routing, speed limit alerts, and live traffic reports, you will need to upgrade to the pro version. You can do so from within the app. Genius Maps has offline maps available for most of the world. Europe and North America enjoy percent coverage. For more help with your outside activities, check out these offline Android apps for surviving outdoor adventures 7 Offline Android Apps for Surviving Outdoor Adventures 7 Offline Android Apps for Surviving Outdoor Adventures If you often go on outside adventures, you need to install these Android apps to help you navigate, handle emergencies, and more.
Sygic is no longer on my device. It used to be the best by far. Then it was 'improved' making it really difficult to use, especially whilst on the go. Adding favourites and waypoints used to be simple, so that couldn't be allowed to continue unchecked. Favourites are now just about impossible to add and retrieve. Maps are a featureless grey and route selection is very odd, frequently picking the least usable route compared to other apps, even free ones.
Cartograph Maps Lite for free version uses free, offline maps worldwide. They are very easy to download. Whole of UK is about 1GB. Find your way on any path, road, park, mountain etc in the world. Works on all platforms. I use iOS. It evolved from Nokia maps and has the great Surfer Dude voice his repetition is good for my short attention span!
It just works. Offline UK map is about 1. Sorry, uninstalled this app after 15 minutes of trying to configure it. Offline Google maps stop working after 30 days unless updated - ridiculous. It's ok app because location data is always available even phone is indoors in garage or basement and out of GPS range. App is using also GSM service for location data, very good It's for safety not spying purpose Neither work offline.
They shutdown when there is no wifi. Indeed, I don't think there is any Android satnav app that will work offline. The bugs make them useless. They are always seeking free wifi to cache up. Have used Maps. Just needed to download the area I was going to be in before hand. Not being a regular at the hiking thing Maps. It was recommend to me by a couple of people that do a lot of hiking.
They said they felt it was the best for that. This was a couple years ago, so I would hope it is still of the same quality. Sygic is my navigator of choice, been using it for some years and find it great, maps are updated regularly and are pretty accurate. Always use a in car charger as the battery drain is severe. Use it in both phone and tablet, great product. Sygic is terrible compared to what it used to be. Much more difficult to use, less accurate and featureless maps compared to just about any other app available.
HERE Maps everytime. For OpenStreetMap data and walking Locus maps. For Traffic data - Waze or Google maps which use Waze data.
Surprised , shocked even that OsmAnd is not included. Mapping very good and accurate. Very responsive. You can download map areas that are a maximum size of roughly 1. But once you've picked out an area that you want to access offline, just tap "Download" to save it. In the future, when you need directions in an area that you've downloaded, but you don't have cellular reception, you'll have no need to worry. Just open your Google Maps app, then the entire map, including streets, businesses, and points of interest in the downloaded area will be visible — even without a connection.
As long as you stay within the bounds of your downloaded map area, you'll essentially have a fully functional Google Maps app even without the internet. This means that features like driving directions and search will continue to work, but note that map overlays like satellite view and traffic data , along with walking, transit biking, or ride share routes will not work without a data connection.
There's one more thing you should know about downloading offline areas in Google Maps. Each offline area will expire after a month if you don't update it, which means you'll no longer be able to access the downloaded area without an internet connection.
Google does this to save space on your phone and to ensure you're not using an outdated map. However, it's easy to update your offline maps if you want to be able to access them indefinitely. To start, tap the hamburger icon in the top-left corner of Google Maps, then choose "Offline maps" Android or "Offline areas" iPhone. From here, select the downloaded map area, then press "Update" on the following screen.
Once you've done that, you'll have offline access to this map area for another month. You can find it on your Apps menu. Tap the search bar at the top.
Search and find the location you want to download. Type the location into the search, and select it from the results below the search bar. Maps will take you to the selected location, and drop a red location pin on it. This will allow you to select an area on the map, and download it for offline use. Location details and your options will slide in from the bottom of your screen. This button is in the upper-right corner of your screen.
It will open a drop-down menu. Tap Download offline map on the menu. This will prompt you to select the area you want to download on the map. Use two fingers to adjust the area in the box. Make sure the entire area you want to download is included in the blue box on the map. Spread with two fingers on your screen to zoom in, or pinch in to zoom out. It's in the lower-right corner of your screen. This will download and save the selected area for offline use.
You can view a list of all your downloaded maps, and access them anywhere. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Submit a Tip All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published. Related wikiHows How to. How to. About This Article.
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