Mapping from a Website

Let's say that you want to map photos from another website (i.e. your portfolio, an online magazine, or instagram). You can install the +MAP IT button and save from pretty much any website. We always save the source so that you can reference it later.

Recommended Browser: Google Chrome

Install the +MAP IT button.

First, you'll need to install the bookmarklet:
madewithmap.com/a/help/gettingstarted

If your bookmarks toolbar isn't showing, go to View and then Always Show Bookmarks Bar.

From here drag the button up till it hovers over the bookmarks bar and then drop it. 

 

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