How to Download Super High Resolution Imagery in QGIS

This video is your one-stop guide to downloading stunningly detailed satellite and aerial imagery straight into QGIS
Whether you're a seasoned geospatial analyst or just starting out, this tutorial will equip you with the knowledge to:
Install and configure the MapTiler plugin
Explore a vast library of high-resolution imagery providers
Search and zoom to your desired location
Customize download options for optimal results
Seamlessly integrate your downloaded imagery into your QGIS projects
Say goodbye to blurry satellite views and hello to crisp, clear details that will revolutionize your geospatial workflows!
Hit that subscribe button and join us on this journey to unlock the full potential of high-resolution imagery in QGIS!
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[@rogercharlie]

Very succinctly presented. Thank you sir

[@jessebuyungo]

My pleasure

[@Geotechdev]

Very well explained🎉 thanks

[@jessebuyungo]

Thank you 🙏

[@saurabhshukla6048]

but how do I select date of the satellite image to capture?

[@محمودبنعيسا]

Hello, sir. My problem is that when I export separate map pieces from the world map, such as Bing Satellite, for example, if I have a small country map, it gets blurred. This is because it requires a lot of zooming compared to larger countries, and I can't change the zoom specifically for it since i don't want to mess with the spacing when adding it back to my video editor for map animation. Is there any workaround to make it very high quality?

[@jessebuyungo]

At a country level, the resolution has to be low, try exporting Small areas