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Google Maps Integration – Add Location Context Visually

Embed Google Maps locations and routes into your Layers page with a link

  • Maps
  • Location
  • Navigation

Help people find what you’re talking about — literally.
The Google Maps integration lets you embed a map into your page by pasting a Google Maps link.

From showcasing offices to visualizing journeys, the map sits right in your content.

Why Use Google Maps in Your Editor?

Location is key — whether it’s for logistics, context, or storytelling.

Key Features:

  • Paste a google.com/maps or maps.app.goo.gl link and get a map in a frame
  • Zoom and pan inside the frame, as in Google Maps
  • Show a place, a point on the map or a route — whatever your link points to
  • Showcase business locations, meeting points, or regions
  • Nothing to set up: no API keys or accounts needed

Use Cases

  • Add office or event locations to internal pages
  • Display routes and logistics for planning docs
  • Share regional coverage maps with teams
  • Include maps in trip plans, product manuals, or real estate pages
  • Give a visual reference for where something is

Make your pages more informative, more visual, and more helpful with maps right where you need them.

How it works in Layers

  1. 01

    Open a page in Layers Pages.

  2. 02

    Type / and pick “Google Maps” in the Embeds section.

  3. 03

    Paste the link — the content appears in a frame right in the text.

Layers does not ask you to connect a Google Maps account. Public and link-shared content opens right away; for private content the frame may ask you to sign in to Google Maps itself.

Video: how it works

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