A home base between adventures
Give recurring locations a place on the map: the inn, the smith, the mill and the bridge where everyone meets.
Small places. Big adventures.
Town map generatorMake somewhereworth coming home to.
Use the fantasy town map generator to plan a village, market town or frontier settlement for your D&D game. Add local names and export your map.
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TOWN · SAMPLE MAPILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE · CHATGPT
A bridge, a market and a place to stay.
A PLACE FOR EVERY STORY
Explore another scale.
Build the wider setting or zoom in on the next location.
THE IMAGE IS JUST THE START
A town map. Then your own story.
Let AI illustrate the setting. Keep the names, grid and finishing touches in your hands.
Describe the terrain and landmarks, then choose parchment, watercolor, ink or painted art. Prompts request no lettering, so you can name places yourself instead of fixing AI text.
The image shown is a prepared ChatGPT sample, not a live generation.
- Editable place names
- Square & hex grids
- Compass & scale bar
- PNG image export
Starts with the unlabeled original. Editing is free; no sign-in needed.
BEFORE / UNLABELED SAMPLETown map
SAME SCALE. DIFFERENT STORIES.
Two more directions to explore.
Prepared ChatGPT illustrations, not live API results or measured plans. Try either in the free editor.
Life around a sheltered cove.
A small town beneath the peaks.
Small places. Big adventures.
Make a small settlement feel lived in.
A town works best with one clear reason to exist: a mine, a bridge, a crossroads or a sheltered harbor. Keep your first prompt focused and label the inn, market and meeting places afterward.
- Choose one reason for the settlement: a bridge toll, a mill, a mine or a weekly market. Use it as the center of the prompt.
- Request a modest cluster of homes with fields and access roads around it. Dense districts and huge walls will make it read as a city.
- Name the inn, meeting place and river crossing in the editor. Leave ordinary homes unlabeled so the useful destinations stand out.
Try this prompt: A quiet market town around an old stone bridge, with an inn, a mill and fields outside a low wall. No text or labels.
Back to the fantasy map generator →A MAP WITH A PURPOSE
Put this setting to work.
Choose the view that helps you plan, write or play.
A stop along the road
Create a small frontier or market settlement without the complexity of city districts. Surround it with farms, a mine or a harbor to explain why it exists.
FROM YOUR SCREEN TO YOUR STORY
Take the map with you.
A downloadable image, not a locked-in project format.
Keep the original
Download the clean image before adding annotations. Export a separate PNG from the editor for each version you want to share.
Use it in your VTT
Import a PNG as an image in Roll20 or Foundry. Choose grid dimensions and pixels per cell in the editor, or export without a grid.
No scene files, walls, lighting or automatic grid alignment.
Prepare a handout
Set your output dimensions, then place the PNG in your layout or print workflow. Check the result at its intended size before printing.
Larger canvas dimensions do not add detail to the source image.
YOUR FREE MAP WORKBENCH
Your map. Your names. Your rules.
Upload a map or use a sample above. Editing stays in your browser and needs no account.
Images keep their aspect ratio. Any unused canvas area is padded with parchment; the preview and PNG use the same renderer.
ROOM FOR YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE
A few maps, or a whole campaign.
Browser editing stays free. AI generation has a fixed credit allowance.
Free tools
Try it with no sign-up.
- ✓ 2 free credits every month with Google sign-in
- ✓ 1 free credit without signing up
- ✓ Unlimited local grid and label editing
$9.99 / month
For storytellers building a living world.
- ✓ 40 credits every month
- ✓ Print-resolution generation = 2 credits
- ✓ Unused credits don’t roll over
- ✓ Cancel anytime
$4.99 / pack
No subscription. Top up when you need it.
- ✓ 20 credits
- ✓ Print-resolution generation = 2 credits
- ✓ Valid for 12 months
- ✓ Works alongside any plan
Draft launch pricing. Payments have been tested in sandbox mode; live billing and commercial licensing are not yet available.
BEFORE YOU SET OFF
A few things to know.
Can I request an exact number of houses?
You can suggest a small building count, but image generation does not guarantee exact counts. Check the result and choose a simpler prompt if the settlement is too dense.
Can this make a village without walls?
Yes: describe an open village, scattered cottages, farm lanes and no perimeter wall. The sample is only one possible town layout, not a required template.
Is the fantasy map generator free?
Grid overlays, labels, compass marks and PNG export are free and run in your browser. AI generation uses credits; monthly plans have a fixed allowance, not unlimited generation.
Why are there no place names in generated maps?
AI lettering can be unreliable. Prompts explicitly request no text. Add your own readable names in the free browser editor instead.
Give your town a story.
Start with a description, or bring a map you already have. The browser editor is free either way.