A compressed version of a KML file. It is the default format for Google Earth because it bundles images and custom icons into a single, smaller file. Step 1: Organize Your Data in the "Places" Panel
A file browser window will appear. Choose your (e.g., your Desktop or a project folder).
Choose KMZ for general sharing or if your map includes custom images. Click . Step 3: Downloading Historical or Ruler Data
Before we dive into the steps, it’s helpful to understand what you’re downloading:
If you are viewing a layer provided by a third party within Google Earth, you can usually right-click that layer and save it locally using the same method. Common Troubleshooting Tips
Sometimes the data you want isn't a pin you created, but a measurement or a historical path.