City Growing from Map
Turn city names into 3D miniature dioramas from paper maps
City Growing from Map
Turn city names into 3D miniature dioramas from paper maps
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Description
Transform a city name or a user-provided map into a hyper-realistic miniature diorama of a city naturally emerging from paper. Ideal for tourism visuals, hometown keepsake images, and consistent city series. By default, it generates a 3:4 image directly. You can specify landmarks, maps, city name text, seasons, and lighting, or choose to output only the complete prompt. It includes built-in style samples, prompt skeletons, and city examples, emphasizing the natural blend of continuous blocks, varying heights, transportation, and paper maps. Test runs have been completed for Beijing, Wuhan, Xiamen, and Hainan, with Hainan handled according to its provincial tourism impressions. The generated content is artistic map visuals and is not intended for navigation, surveying, or direct 3D model manufacturing. Image generation models and costs are subject to YouMind's current active settings.
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- Version
- v4
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
