Georeference PNG in Google Earth

@dissanayakepvt

Hi, I will georeference the PNG in Google Earth Pro by placing it against the known coordinates, then fine-tuning its position, scale, and rotation until the features line up with the satellite basemap. I will export it as a KML/KMZ overlay with the transparency set for clear blend-through. Best regards, Sujeewa GISPromo IT Solutions

@abdulw439

Hi, I can precisely position your PNG over its real-world location in Google Earth Pro so the overlay aligns accurately with the underlying satellite imagery. Using your provided coordinates, I’ll carefully adjust the image placement, scale, rotation, and transparency until the key features match correctly. I’ll then package the final overlay as a clean KML/KMZ with a semi-transparent image layer, using relative paths where appropriate so the files remain portable. Before delivery, I’ll verify the package in Google Earth Pro to ensure the overlay loads correctly, remains properly aligned, and provides clear visibility of the basemap underneath. I’ll deliver the final KML/KMZ and referenced image, with a ZIP package if required. Please message me. Thanks, Wasay

@EricLeroyDev

Hello, Since you already have the exact coordinates, the real work is the fine calibration: nudging rotation and offset so the image features lock onto the satellite layer rather than just dropping a box on the map. I will build a GroundOverlay saved as KMZ, with the image set to a semi-transparent blend so the basemap stays readable underneath. Delivery in 24 to 48 hours. You get a KMZ that opens straight in Google Earth Pro, relative file paths, and a single zip bundling the overlay and its referenced image, ready to load and verify. One question so the alignment is right on the first pass: does your PNG carry a known rotation (a bearing in degrees), or should north stay up? If you can share the corner coordinates or the centre point plus scale, even better. Best regards, Eric