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The Places SDK for iOS demo app on GitHub supplied with the Places SDK for iOS demonstrate a number of features including place autocomplete, and place photos. In addition, you can find code snippets on each page of this developer's guide. Import and build the app, add your API key, view the demo, and use the sample code supplied as a starting point for your app.

When you run the sample app, it displays a list of available samples that you can run on your own device. Select one of the options.

The Places SDK for iOS sample app is available as a download archive from GitHub Follow these steps to install and try the Places SDK for iOS sample app.

1. Download the code sample archive from GitHub and unpack the archive.

2. Open a terminal window, navigate to the directory where you expanded the sample files, and drill down into the GooglePlaces directory:

   Swift

   cd maps-sdk-for-ios-samples-master/GooglePlaces-Swift
   pod install
   open GooglePlacesDemos.xcworkspace

   Objective-C

   cd maps-sdk-for-ios-samples-master/GooglePlaces
   pod install
   open GooglePlacesDemos.xcworkspace

3. Enable the Places SDK for iOS for your Google Cloud console project.
4. Get an API key from your project with the Places API and/or Places API (New) enabled.
5. Edit the SDKDemoAPIKey file and paste your API key into the appropriate constant. For example: Swift

   let placesAPIKey = "YOUR_API_KEY"

   Objective-C

   static NSString *const kAPIKey = @"YOUR_API_KEY";

6. If Xcode prompts you to unlock the SDKDemoAPIKey file for editing, choose Unlock.
7. If present, remove the following line, because it's used to register the issue: Swift

   #error (Register for API Key and insert here. Then delete this line.)

   Objective-C

   #error Register your API key and insert here, then delete this line.

8. Build the app.
9. If the build fails or the app crashes with an error about your API key when you first run it, make sure that you have provided the keys required in the SDKDemoAPIKey file.
10. If you are running the GooglePlaces samples, the iOS simulator window will show a list of Places Demos.
11. If prompted to allow GooglePlacesDemos to access your location, choose Allow.
12. The sample you chose is now ready to run.

Except as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. For details, see the Google Developers Site Policies. Java is a registered trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates.

Last updated 2025-08-14 UTC.

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