Map Treasure Poster
See Any Place Rise from an Old Map
Map Treasure Poster
See Any Place Rise from an Old Map
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Description
For travel, geography, history, and urban culture creators; creators making carousel graphics and short-video covers; and account operators who want to produce images in batches at low cost. Enter any place in the world—from a country or city to a town or village—and generate a creative poster showing the city breaking through paper. Real streets, rivers, and iconic buildings slowly rise from a yellowed vintage map, while a red line winds along actual streets before wrapping around the landmark. Landmarks, architectural styles, terrain, waterways, and coordinates are all recreated according to the real location, with no random drawing or mix-ups. The default format is a 3:4 portrait layout, with bilingual Chinese-English poster text. The aspect ratio and language can be customized.
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Why we love this skill
Turns any place name into a rigorously researched 3D miniature map poster, combining real landmarks, streets, waterways, and coordinates with travel storytelling, artistic composition, and polished visuals.
Best for
Travel, geography, history, and urban culture creators making social media graphics and short-video covers.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Enter a country, city, town, village, or scenic spot. Optionally specify the image ratio, poster text language, and other creative requirements.
Run the Skill
Turn the location into a creative poster combining a vintage map with a realistic miniature scene, highlighting landmarks, street patterns, and the natural environment.
Review your result
Get an artistic poster showing the location rising three-dimensionally from an old map, with map textures, a red route, a title, coordinates, and other visual elements.
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- Version
- v3
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Images & designMarketing & growthLifestyle & entertainment
- What you get
- Image
- Visual styles
- Retro3DPhotorealistic
