Saving & Loading Maps

Note: ou can use password protection to save maps even if you do not register a Scribble Maps account. However, registering gives you more capabilities, including saving maps to your account. Free account limits: Free accounts can save up to 5 lifetime maps. If you delete a saved map, that save slot

Note: To save a map file offline, you must be logged-in to a Pro account. To learn how to upgrade, visit this link: How to upgrade to a Pro account Contents (Option 1) - Save a map file offline without encryption (Option 2) - Save a map file offline with encryption (Option 1) - Save a map file

Note: This article explains how to save a copy of a unclaimed map if you have forgotten the password and you want to save changes. To read the Q&A about unclaimed maps, visit this link: Claim a map to your account Load the map into your account Open the map you want to claim. Load a map by using the

Q&A about unclaimed maps What's the system for unclaimed maps? You can create a map while not logged in to a Scribble Maps account. The unclaimed map will not be associated with an account. You may later want to claim the map, so you can: Edit the map. Change user permissions for viewing/editing the

Open the Your Maps window Login to your Scribble Maps account at: https://www.scribblemaps.com/create (Optional) To learn how to log in, visit this link: How to login/register In the top toolbar, click the "Menu" button. Under the "Scribble Maps" heading, click the "Your Maps" button. Definitions of

Introduction In most scenarios, you will want to load a map automatically from the "Your Maps" window. To learn how; visit this link: Load a map from the Your Maps window The current article explains how to load a map manually starting from the step of the saved map being opened in Scribble Maps.

Note: To upload an offline map file, you must be logged-in to a Pro account. To learn how to upgrade, visit this link: How to upgrade to a Pro account Contents (Option 1) - Upload an offline map file that’s not encrypted (Option 2) - Upload an offline map file that’s encrypted (Option 1) - Upload an