Street View
Opens street-level imagery for any point of the map: end-users click the map and the panel shows the nearest available panorama — Google Street View (360° panoramas) or Mapillary (community street-level imagery), your choice as the creator.
The imagery provider requires a key from your account (Dashboard → Integrations — a Google Maps API key or a Mapillary access token). The key resolves at runtime and never enters the map document: a shared or published map carries no credential.
Parameters
Section titled “Parameters”| Parameter | What it does |
|---|---|
| Imagery provider | Google Street View (account Google Maps API key) or Mapillary (account access token). |
| Open by default | The imagery panel is expanded when end-users load the map. |
| Position | The map corner the widget lives in. |
What end-users see
Section titled “What end-users see”A Street View button in the corner you picked expands into a resizable imagery panel. With the panel open, clicking the map looks up the closest street-level imagery around the clicked point and shows it, with a marker on the map indicating the viewing position and direction. If no key is configured on the account, the panel explains that the provider is not set up instead of failing silently. Clicked locations are sent to the selected provider (Google or Mapillary) to find the imagery.