Google Earth Voyager

Google Earth Voyager is a tool designed for Google Earth, which builds cache to automatically surf the area of interest via user-defined parameters, in order to capture snapshots. The tool bundles a few intuitive options that can be adjusted by anyone.

Installation is not a prerequisite, which makes the app portable. You can drop the program files in any location on the disk and click the executable to run.

It is also possible to save Google Earth Voyager to a USB flash disk or similar storage unit, in order to run it on any machine without previous installers. Note that the device must not be write-protected, since the tool needs to create the cache file to be later used in Google Earth.

An important aspect to take into account is that the app does not create new entries in the Windows registry, nor additional files on the disk without the user's consent.

The interface is represented by a regular frame divided into three sections. Google Earth Voyager is able to process coordinates for a single or multiple areas at once; all you have to do is specify the latitude, longitude, height and width. You can enter coordinates for scattered points, as well as establish snapshots settings when it comes to the width, height, zooming to altitude, and refresh time.

You can start Voyager with the click of a button. This process does not take a long time, and the app pops up a message dialog at the end to notify its completion. Details on how to integrate the KML file into Google Earth are described in the help contents.

Google Earth Voyager has minimal impact on computer performance, using low CPU and RAM. No error dialogs were shown in our tests, and the app did not hang or crash. This small program comes in handy whenever you want to seamlessly capture Google Earth pictures using an automatic system.