To use the Mapillary app on your Android device, you need to have Android 7.0 or later. To contribute images with your phone, it needs to have a camera and a GPS receiver. If you're looking for a recommendation for which Android device to use, here are three models that provide the best possible experience: Samsung Galaxy S8, Huawei P10 Lite, Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017 version).
Follow the steps below to get started. A full guide to Mapillary for Android is available here.
Capturing
- Tap on the Capture icon at the bottom of the app screen to access the camera.
- Position your camera so that it has an unobstructed view, facing forward and level with the horizon.
- Tap on the big red button.
- Start moving and the app will start automatically capturing images.
- Tap on the red button again to stop capturing images in this sequence.
- Capture as many sequences as you want (read our best capture tips).
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Uploading
- Tap on the exit arrow on the Capture screen, or tap on the Upload icon at the bottom of the app main screen to reach the Upload screen (more details here).
- Review your images and discard any bad ones (e.g. blurry, pointed towards the ground, etc.).
- If you want to keep a copy of your images, do this before you upload.
- When reaching wifi connection, tap on the arrow in the Upload screen to initiate upload (by default, the app will never upload on mobile network).
- Your images will be uploaded and deleted from the device.
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After upload
- The images will be processed on the Mapillary system: combined together with other images from the area, faces and license plates blurred (read about our technology).
- You can reach the upload via the Profile tab or your feed in the Home tab.
- Click on the item to open it in the Explore tab and navigate around.
- Share your captures via the share button on the image.
- Use the images to show places and extract map data (more details here).
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