It follows Google last year rolling out new colors for the main map. We’re seeing this server-side redesign of pins in Google Maps for Android, iOS, and the web today.

You can even create lists of interesting places, sorted categorically to show up as color-coded pins. However, we recently saw Google Maps testing a new circular icon, replacing conventional pin ...

Late last year, Google revamped the color scheme of its Maps app for iOS, Android, and the web. Although the revamp wasn’t that drastic, many users were annoyed by the sudden changes to the ...

Google is now showing a blue map pin with a city name under some of the search result snippets. This seems to be rolling out now and seems to be new. It shows you if a specific website is near you ...

The new look hasn't been widely rolled out yet, and we're not even sure if this is a one-off test or a glimpse at the future of Google Maps. Maps' last big color overhaul was in 2020, and before ...

This is where the pin feature comes in handy. You can drop a pin anywhere in Google Maps, and a pinned location can be saved and shared with anyone using a simple link.

The red Google Maps pin has become quite synonymous with points and locations. A new color coding system helps distinguish what type of place a location is.

Google Maps has a re-center button to let you return to your current location on the map. But the pin you just dropped isn’t necessarily near that position. The only way to find a lost pin is to ...

Google Maps will then display that location for you with a pin in the Map. Now you can either get directions to that location or save it for later or share it.