Tourism 3D Map Illustration
Transform region names into floating 3D miniature maps
Tourism 3D Map Illustration
Transform region names into floating 3D miniature maps
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Description
Transform a region name (such as "Ganzi" or "Western Sichuan Loop") into a vertical tourism promotion 3D map illustration: a miniature terrain island floating above a sea of clouds, featuring snow mountains, meadows, lakes, canyons, rivers, and roads. It includes a top-left legend, a top-right vintage compass, 15 to 30 colored leader-line labels (prefectural cities, counties/townships, scenic spots, and airports) arranged by real relative positions with miniature landmark icons, large calligraphic region name and ribbon slogan at the top, and an artistic representation notice at the bottom. The region name, eight-character slogan, label list, terrain framework, color scheme, and aspect ratio can all be fine-tuned. It applies a baseline template by default and generates the image in one go using the best image generation model (GPT Image 2) without watermarks.
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Why we love this skill
Translates place names into floating 3D miniature tourism maps above a sea of clouds, blending real geography, landmark labels, road legends, and promotional layouts with stable templates and clear visual hierarchy for regional promotion.
Best for
Ideal for tourism promotion, scenic spot marketing, and content creators needing regional theme visual assets.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Enter a region name, along with optional requirements for slogans, attractions, color tones, seasons, or aspect ratios.
Run the Skill
The system structures the regional information into a tourism map composition and generates a vertical miniature 3D map illustration.
Review your result
Receive a promotional illustration featuring a terrain island, sea of clouds, map legend, compass, roads, leader line labels, title, and artistic representation notice.
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Information
- Version
- v3
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Images & designMarketing & growth
- What you get
- Image
- Visual styles
- 3D
