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- Three 16:9 map directions exported as WebP, with empty cartouches and legend space
- A ledger that keeps checked geography in one place and assumptions, rights and open questions in another
- The brief, provider-task.json and a list of the issues nobody has resolved yet
Good fit
- Local guides and city magazines that want a hand-painted overview
- Publishers who need a decorative map, not a navigation map, for a feature
- Creators illustrating a town for a story or a social post
Not for
- Wayfinding, route planning or anything people must navigate by
- Reproducing someone else's map artwork, map tiles or satellite imagery
- Areas with no verified street network or landmark list behind them
About this Skill

Start from geography someone has verified: city limits, main streets, north and where each landmark sits relative to the others. Painted hills and boats stay apart from those facts, and your not-for-navigation note travels with the map. The sample shows a made-up harbor town from above in three moods (daylight, dusk, flat pastel) with empty cartouches and a legend for names set later. One paid FAL request gives three 16:9 WebP directions.
How it works
- Settle the audience, the map's job, approved sources, output size and the person who signs off
- Enter streets, north and landmark positions as facts; assumptions, rights and questions go elsewhere
- Brief the view, mood, colors, exclusions and blank cartouches; ask the model for no names
- Check the brief, then call generate.mjs once with FAL_KEY and note the request ID straight away
- Review each map for stray lettering, logos, banned identifiers and privacy; place names in an overlay
- Export three distinct 16:9 WebP maps and record every unresolved point
Checked before delivery
- Every fact, value, label, relationship, citation and disclaimer shown agrees with the approved source ledger
- No source platform, author identity, model branding, outside logo, watermark, protected character or unlicensed asset
- Three distinct 16:9 review previews are present, readable and inspected by eye
- Unknowns stay visibly pending; a named person approves subject matter, rights, accessibility and delivery
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Approved city limits, the main street network and which way is north · A checked list of landmarks and where each sits relative to the others · Mood of the illustration, frame ratio, colors and a plan for the labels · A not-for-navigation note, rights, privacy and identifiers that must not appear
- Dependencies
- Your FAL account, with FAL_KEY set · Node.js 20 or later
- Outside costs
- FAL_KEY
- Last tested
- v1.0.0 — Claude Code / Codex / Cursor
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FAQ
Can people navigate with it?
No. Decoration stays separate from the checked geography, and the image carries the not-for-navigation note you provide.
Who writes the street names?
Not the image model: it leaves cartouches and legend lines empty, and exact names are added in an overlay.
What is delivered?
Three different 16:9 WebP maps, with the ledger, brief, task file and open issues.









