What can I measure with Map Measure?
Map Measure allows you to measure property and lot sizes, fence lengths, walking paths, driveways, roof and patio surfaces, and virtually anything visible on a satellite image. Measurements can be taken in various units like square meters, hectares, square feet, acres, meters, kilometers, feet, yards, and miles.
How accurate are the measurements in Map Measure?
Measurements utilize Apple's satellite imagery and geodetic calculations. The accuracy is dependent on the resolution of the underlying satellite imagery in your specific area. For critical applications like legal, surveying, or construction, it is always recommended to confirm with a professional survey.
Does Map Measure have subscriptions or ads?
No, Map Measure offers a one-time lifetime purchase with no subscriptions or advertisements. Once you buy the app, you own it forever. It also does not require an account and does not track user data.
What units can I use with Map Measure?
Map Measure supports 8 different length units and 8 different area units, which can be switched at any time. The app also provides smart unit suggestions if your measurement is unusually large or small.
Can I save and export my measurements from Map Measure?
Yes, you can save an unlimited number of measurements, name them, and revisit them later. Measurements can also be exported in various formats including PDF, PNG, CSV, or GeoJSON, and shared via Mail, Messages, Files, or saved to Photos.
What devices is Map Measure compatible with?
Map Measure is a native iOS application optimized for both iPhone and iPad devices. It features a Liquid Glass interface designed for a seamless user experience on Apple hardware.
How do I edit a point in Map Measure?
You can easily edit any point you've placed on the map. To move a point, simply drag it. To redraw the curve associated with a point, long-press on it.
Is Map Measure suitable for professional surveying?
While Map Measure provides precise measurements for homeowners and contractors, it is not intended for legal, surveying, or construction-grade work. For such applications, it is always advised to consult a professional surveyor for official confirmation.
