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How to Add Multiple Labels on Google Maps

Quick Tips
  • Long-press on a spot or tap an existing location, then choose Add label to create a custom name.
  • Edit existing labels by tapping on them and selecting Label to enter a new name.
  • The process is similar on PC. Find your location, right-click, and choose Add label.

How to Add Multiple Labels on Google Maps

Step 1: Open Maps and tap on the Maps icon at the top left.

If you already have the labels for work and home, swipe right and tap on More.

Step 2: Tap on the Plus icon at the bottom right to enter the address. You can add the address directly or use the map to drop a label.

What we usually do is enter the rough estimate and then edit it further on the map.

Step 3: Once you have finalized the location, tap OK to add the location to your list of saved labels.

Now, the next time you tap on the search box, the saved labels will be available next to Work and Home. Swipe right to see them all.

How to Change the Name of Labels on Google Maps

Step 1: Navigate to the Saved tab on Google Maps. If you have saved them fairly recently, the labels will be visible on top.

Step 2: Click on the label to bring the Detail card. Here, tap on Edit label to change the name.

How to Add Multiple Labels on Google Maps for PC

Step 1: Search for a place on Google Maps. Click on the location to display its details on the left panel.

Step 2: Scroll down on the panel and click on Add a Label.

click on Add a Label

Name the label, and that’s it!

Naturally, the new labels will appear both on your phone and PC. To view all the labels on your PC, click on the hamburger menu in the top-left corner and select Your Places.

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Last updated on 23 August, 2024

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