Go fullscreen for a bigger view
When you want the map to fill your whole screen — for a closer look, a presentation, or just fewer distractions — use fullscreen mode.
Enter fullscreen
- Look at the cluster of buttons in the top-right corner of the viewer.
- Click the Fullscreen button (the outward-pointing-arrows / expand icon).
- The viewer expands to fill your entire display. Your tabs, tools, and toolbar all stay available — only the surrounding web page tucks away.
Exit fullscreen
Any of these bring you back to the normal page:
- Click the same button again (it now shows an inward-arrows / collapse icon and reads Exit fullscreen).
- Press the Esc key.
On a phone or tablet
Fullscreen works on touch devices too. On phones the top-right controls collapse to a Fullscreen button and a ⋯ (more) button. The ⋯ menu holds Replay Tour, Copy view link, Share, Project Details, and Export; the Camera (screenshot) and Ask Ed buttons stay visible on their own. Saved Views and the tip cards are desktop-only.
Tip: Fullscreen pairs perfectly with a guided tour or a flyover video — start one, go fullscreen, and let it play across the whole screen.
Related guides
Switch between the 2D map, 3D, 360, and flyover views
Your project shows the same site through several lenses. Here's what each tab is and how to move between them — your tools and markup carry across.
Navigate and orbit the 3D model
Spin, pan, and zoom your 3D model with a mouse or your fingers — plus how to reset the camera and drop to ground level.
View your maps on a phone or tablet
Your project works right in a mobile browser — no app needed. Here's what to expect on a small screen and how to get the smoothest experience.
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