The new Google Maps Embed API will make it even easier for Webmasters to place Google Maps into Web pages for use by site visitors, according to Google.

March 12, 2014 - 5:03 pm Google today launched the new Google Maps Embed API, which lets developers generate HTML snippets for embedding Google Maps within their own websites.

Google is providing an easy way for users to embed Google Maps images in their own Websites or blog posts.

Like the new Google Maps, embedded maps are now built for you. Your users can sign in to these maps to see relevant content, like their saved places from Google Maps. Conversely, they can also ...

To make things a bit easier, Google Maps’ updated Embed API is now letting you integrate Street View and Photo Sphere panoramas right into webpages.

Google Maps is now offering some YouTube-style embed code which finally gives non-programmers an easy way to add maps to nearly any webpage. The new code can be found under the “Link to this ...

To embed an image like this one, simply open Google maps, and then switch to the Street View overlay. Photo spheres are highlighted in street view specifically as little bubbles, but you can also ...

Google is looking to change that soon with updates to its Google Maps Platform, the set of APIs and SDKs that lets developers embed Google Maps into their mobile apps or web pages.