If you drop a pin on an unnamed location in Google Maps, click the popup at the bottom of your screen to pin it. Click the Save button to save the pin. Select the list where you want to add the pin.

But don’t worry, it doesn’t drop giant pins onto the earth as the above photo depicts — that’s an artistic sculpture of the 15-pixel digital icon. Here’s how to drop a pin on Google Maps.

Drop a permanent Google Maps pin. To get rid of a temporary pin on the map, just click or tap somewhere else and the pin disappears. If you need something more permanent—say it’s an address ...

Google Maps is a great tool to help you find your way around. We'll show you how to drop a pin at your preferred destination so you'll never get lost again.

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Open Google Maps, and find the location on the map where you want to drop the pin. Zoom in as much as possible, so that you can see the location clearly. Tap on the spot where you wish to drop the ...

When is a good time to drop and share pins? Apple Maps users already have the ability to share their location or any place that's already marked and labeled on the map by tapping on their icon on ...

Google Maps allows you to drop pins for your clients and other people who would like to know your location. It's a pretty useful feature that comes in handy when you don't know what your exact ...

How to Drop a Pin in Google Maps on iPhone or Android. It’s easy to drop a pin in Google Maps on your smartphone. No matter whether you use an Android or iOS device, the steps to do it are the ...

If you want to drop a pin at your current location, press the My Location button (the icon that looks like a target and is right above the icon for directions labeled “Go”). Photo via Daily Dot 2.