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Place Photos (New) lets you add high quality photographic content to your application. Place Photos gives you access to the millions of photos stored in the Places database. Place Photos returns a URI to a bitmap image. The bitmap image has a maximum size of 4800 by 4800 pixels.

To retrieve an image for a place:

1. Use Place Details (New) to fetch a Place object using fetchPlace(). Be sure to include the Place.Field PHOTO_METADATAS field in the list of fields to include in the response Place object.
2. In the OnSuccessListener for your FetchPlaceResponse, call Place.getPhotoMetadas() to get the photo metadata object of type PhotoMetadata from the response Place object.
3. Create a FetchResolvedPhotoUriRequest object to make the request and pass the photo metadata object, as well values for maximum height, maximum width, or both.
4. Use PlacesClient.fetchResolvedPhotoUri() to request the photo URI.
5. Add an OnSuccessListener and get the photo URI from the FetchResolvedPhotoUriResponse object.

You can use a CancellationToken to attempt to cancel a request to any of the request classes (for example, FetchPlaceRequest). Cancellation is done on a best-effort basis. Once a cancellation request is issued, no response will be returned. Issuing a cancellation token does NOT guarantee that a particular request will be cancelled, and you may still be charged for the request even if no response is returned.

The required parameters for FetchResolvedPhotoUriRequest are:

• Photo metadata

  The metadata object of the photo to return.

• Maximum height or maximum width

  Specifies the maximum height and width, in pixels, of the image to return. If the image is smaller than the values specified, the original image will be returned. If the image is larger in either dimension, it will be scaled to match the smaller of the two dimensions, restricted to its original aspect ratio. Both the maximum height and maximum width properties accept an integer between 1 and 4800. You must specify maximum height, maximum width, or both.

  • To set the maximum height parameter, call the setMaxHeight() method when building the FetchResolvedPhotoUriRequest object.
  • To set the maximum width parameter, call the setMaxWidth() method when building the FetchResolvedPhotoUriRequest object.

The following example demonstrates getting a place photo URI.

// Define a Place ID.
final String placeId = "INSERT_PLACE_ID_HERE";

// Specify fields. Requests for photos must always have the PHOTO_METADATAS field.
final List<Place.Field> fields = Collections.singletonList(Place.Field.PHOTO_METADATAS);

// Get a Place object (this example uses fetchPlace(), but you can also use findCurrentPlace())
final FetchPlaceRequest placeRequest = FetchPlaceRequest.newInstance(placeId, fields);

placesClient.fetchPlace(placeRequest).addOnSuccessListener((response) -> {
    final Place place = response.getPlace();

    // Get the photo metadata.
    final List<PhotoMetadata> metadata = place.getPhotoMetadatas();
    if (metadata == null || metadata.isEmpty()) {
        Log.w(TAG, "No photo metadata.");
        return;
    }
    final PhotoMetadata photoMetadata = metadata.get(0);

    // Get the attribution text and author attributions.
    final String attributions = photoMetadata.getAttributions();
    final AuthorAttributions authorAttributions = photoMetadata.getAuthorAttributions();

    // Create a FetchResolvedPhotoUriRequest.
    final FetchResolvedPhotoUriRequest photoRequest = FetchResolvedPhotoUriRequest.builder(photoMetadata)
        .setMaxWidth(500)
        .setMaxHeight(300)
        .build();

    // Request the photo URI
    placesClient.fetchResolvedPhotoUri(photoRequest).addOnSuccessListener((fetchResolvedPhotoUriResponse) -> {
        Uri uri = fetchResolvedPhotoUriResponse.getUri();
        RequestOptions requestOptions = new RequestOptions().override(Target.SIZE_ORIGINAL);
        Glide.with(this).load(uri).apply(requestOptions).into(imageView);
    }).addOnFailureListener((exception) -> {
        if (exception instanceof ApiException) {
            final ApiException apiException = (ApiException) exception;
            Log.e(TAG, "Place not found: " + exception.getMessage());
            final int statusCode = apiException.getStatusCode();
            // TODO: Handle error with given status code.
        }
    });
});

In most cases, place photos can be used without attribution, or will have the required attribution included as part of the image. However, the photo metadata object, of type PhotoMetadata, can contain either of two types of additional attributions:

• Attributions, an attribution string accessed by PhotoMetadata.getAttributions().
• AuthorAttributions, an AuthorAttributions object accessed by PhotoMetadata.getAuthorAttributions().

If the returned PhotoMetadata object includes either type of attribution, you must include the attribution in your application wherever you display the image. For more information, see Displaying Attributions.

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Last updated 2025-08-14 UTC.

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