GPS Walk
Walk around the boundary to collect GPS points.
Illustration only · not survey-grade output
Learn the Field Measure Pro workflow with a short, visual guide. Explore the measurement modes, understand boundary adjustment, and learn how to keep your results organised.
Choose a step. The map below is an illustrative simulation, not a live map or an actual GPS measurement.
Walk around the boundary to collect GPS points.
Illustration only · not survey-grade output
Pick the workflow that fits your situation. Availability of individual features depends on the version and device you use.
Useful when you can physically walk around an accessible field boundary with location permission enabled.
Useful when you want to mark a boundary on a map by placing points or tracing an outline.
Start with GPS points, then review and fine-tune vertices where the workflow supports adjustment.
GPS accuracy can change with trees, buildings, weather, device quality, and satellite visibility. Wait for a stable fix when possible.
Look for crossed edges, missing corners, or points placed on the wrong side of a boundary before trusting the estimate.
GPS and map-based results are estimates, not a substitute for a legally certified land survey where one is required.
No. The animated demonstration uses a simulated field boundary and does not request location permission.
GPS drift, map resolution, boundary visibility, device conditions, and the method used can affect the estimate. For legal boundaries or disputes, consult a qualified surveyor.
Yes. Use the Free Land Measurement Toolkit to convert units and calculate a simple rectangular plot before exploring field measurement.
Visit the land measurement guide for a printable reference and practical explanations.
Open Field Measure Pro and choose a measurement method.