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Share the uploaded package as a tiled map service in the portal. Log in to the portal with your ArcGIS account. Click the tile package item that you just shared. Click the Publish button to share the tile package as a tiled map service.
There are two ways you can create and share a tile package from ArcMap. To package and share a small amount of data (less than 1 GB), create and share the tile package directly from your map. If you have more than 1 GB of data, use geoprocessing tools to package and share the tiles.
How can I Share my tile with someone?
As long as the person you’re trying to share your Tile with has the app on their device and they have a Tile account, you can share your Tile. If they don’t have the app or an account, you can send them an invitation to create an account via email.
How to download map tiles for use offline?
To allow people to download map tiles for use offline, check Allow clients to export cache tiles. If you checked Allow clients to export cache tiles, use the Limit export to field to specify the maximum number of tiles clients can take offline at one time.
With ArcGIS Pro 1.2 and later, you can share a vector tile package to your organization and publish the uploaded vector tile package as a hosted layer. With ArcGIS Pro 1.4 and later, you can publish a hosted vector tile layer from a map in ArcGIS Pro directly to ArcGIS Online.
How is tile cache created in ArcGIS Server?
It speeds up cache generation by taking advantage of the multiple cores on your desktop machine. The tile cache created by the Tile Cache tools is a special raster dataset that contains images (tiles) at predefined sizes and levels. It is the same cache that is created for a map service or image service for fast access.
How are vector tiles used in map viewer classic?
The combination of tile access performance and vector drawing allows the tiles to adapt to any resolution of the display, which may vary across devices. In Map Viewer Classic (formerly known as Map Viewer ), you can customize the style of the vector tile layer and the contents of the map.