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# Geolocation

This tab of the [**Global Settings**](/cost-calculator-builder/cost-calculator-settings/global-settings.md) is a part of the [**Geolocation Element**](/cost-calculator-builder/calculator-elements/geolocation-pro-feature.md). Here you have to provide Google Maps API Credentials to make the Geolocation Field work.

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* **Map provider -** select the mapping service for displaying the user’s chosen location.
* **API key** - enter the unique API key from your chosen map service to enable map functionality.
* **Measure unit** - choose which distance unit (Kilometers or Miles) will be used for calculations.
* **Pickup point icon** - upload a custom image to mark the pickup location on the map. Supported file formats: `JPG`, `PNG` and `SVG`(max 1 MB)
* **Location marker icon** - upload a custom image to mark the user’s selected location on the map. `JPG`, `PNG` and `SVG`(max 1 MB)

To learn about how to obtain API Credentials and more about this feature, refer to this manual:

{% content-ref url="/pages/gDGfp8dnKozTUO4opAOO" %}
[Geolocation (Pro feature)](/cost-calculator-builder/calculator-elements/geolocation-pro-feature.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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