Earth Engine Studio documentation
From planetary data to
working insight.
Learn the complete Studio workflow—discover data, write JavaScript or Python, inspect maps and figures, organize code in repositories, and deliver cloud or local results.
Earth Engine Studio is an independent workspace built on Google Earth Engine. It is not an official Google product.
Choose a workflow
Find the guide that matches the work.
Studio keeps familiar Earth Engine ideas while expanding the workspace around them. Start with a first script or jump directly to the panel you need.
Getting started
Connect Earth Engine Studio to an enabled Cloud project and run a first JavaScript or Python analysis.
02Editor
Write JavaScript and Python, run complete scripts or selections, use modules, and save or share Studio documents.
03Maps & geometries
Display and inspect Earth Engine layers, choose map providers and basemaps, and maintain editable geometry workspaces.
04Console & plots
Inspect structured runtime output and create Plotly, Earth Engine chart, or Matplotlib figure tabs.
05Tasks & exports
Review and submit Earth Engine exports or stream high-volume raster and table results to local folders and ZIP files.
06Repositories & sharing
Connect Git providers, open or create branches and files, handle save conflicts, and share immutable Studio links.
Built on a strong foundation
Familiar engine. Expanded studio.
Google Earth Engine remains the computation and data platform. Studio builds a separate, open workspace around it.
Earth Engine API
JavaScript + Python
Map
MapLibre + OpenLayers + Google Maps
GoogleSource
GitHub + GitLab + GoogleSource
Ready when you are
Open the workspace and make the first run.
No local install is required for normal Studio use.
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