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Earth Studio lets you create animations with Google Earth’s satellite and 3D imagery. You can use keyframe animation, animatable effects, 3D camera, and export your projects to share your stories.
- Introduction
Google Earth Studio is a browser-based animation tool for...
- FAQ
Earth Studio is a web-based animation tool for Google Earth...
- Tutorials
The absolute basics of animating in Earth Studio: creating a...
- Requirements
Earth Studio runs on the Google Chrome web browser. Before...
- Best Practices
The imagery in Earth Studio is incredible in quality and...
- Attribution
All uses of Google Earth Studio must provide attribution to...
- Earth Engine
Google Earth Engine combines a multi-petabyte catalog of...
- Interface
Before you jump right into animating, take a few minutes to...
- Introduction
Google Earth Studio is a browser-based tool that lets you create still and animated content using Google Earth's 3D and satellite imagery. Learn how to use its features, such as Quick Starts, and watch video tutorials.
Learn how to use Google Earth Studio, a web-based tool for creating and editing animations with Google Earth's satellite and 3D imagery. Explore topics such as project creation, keyframes, easing, camera target, and multi-view.
Earth Studio è uno strumento di animazione basato sul Web per le immagini satellitari e 3D di Google Earth. Puoi creare progetti con fotogrammi chiave, effetti animabili e esportazione videocamera 3D.
Google Earth. Δημιουργήστε ιστορίες και χάρτες. With creation tools, you can draw on the map, add your photos and videos, customize your view, and share and collaborate with others.
Learn how to use Earth Studio to create still and video content from Google Earth imagery. Find out how to request access, what types of content you can use, and how to attribute properly.
Learn how to use the Viewport, Editor, and Top Bar to create and animate your own Google Earth projects. Explore the features and functions of each element, such as map styles, guides, attributes, timeline, playback, and rendering.
