iOS users will finally be getting the dark mode feature for Google Maps in the coming weeks, two years after Apple rolled out dark mode as part of iOS 13.

As per ANI, the feature should be welcome when a user is using the app at night or in dark environments.

To turn on dark mode, click on the settings menu, tap on dark mode, and then tap “on”.

Google said in a statement, “If the user wants Google Maps to flip between light and dark mode to match your system settings, we’ll be able to do that.”

This is not all that Google has planned to roll out for its users as Google Maps on iOS is getting a couple of other features in August as well.

It is also reported that the app will support widgets and will offer two different options: one that shows the traffic conditions near the user and another that has shortcuts for Google Map’s search bar and places like the user’s home or restaurants nearby.

The search engine giant will also soon let its users share their live location from iMessage, which could be a handy way to tell their friends or family in a group chat where they are if the internet is not working.

By default, the location will only be shared for an hour, but it can be shared for up to three days too.