What you get

  • Three 16:9 illustrated map scenes of the same area
  • A geography ledger with sources and pending items
  • Labeled maps with street names, legend and disclaimer
  • Optional print-size upscale

Good for

  • Festival, campus and neighborhood maps
  • Travel posts and guidebook pages
  • Wall prints and storytelling maps

Not for

  • Navigation or emergency maps
  • Marking private homes or addresses
  • Copying a commercial map's design

How to use it

In Claude or ChatGPT

Use the PopNow skill "Illustrated City Map Maker" (illustrated-city-map) for this: A visitor map of the old harbor quarter for our summer festival, with the three stages and the lighthouse.

In a coding agent

/popnow-illustrated-city-map A visitor map of the old harbor quarter for our summer festival, with the three stages and the lighthouse.

Then try

Use my street sketch as a layout guide so the streets stay right.

Upscale the watercolor version for an A2 print.

What to have ready

  • The area, its main streets and orientation
  • Verified landmarks and where they are
  • A PopNow API key

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Questions

Is the map accurate?

The street order, orientation and verified landmark positions follow your sources; buildings and scenery are decorative and distances are not to scale. The labeled map says it is not for navigation.

How are street names added?

As exact text in an overlay after the image is made, from your ledger. Image models misspell names, so the drawings contain no text at all.

Can I use real map data?

Yes, within its license. The map carries the required credit, for example for OpenStreetMap data.

What does it cost?

Three PopNow image tasks, one per style, quoted together before anything runs.