Upload the demo image you like with this prompt.

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Prompt:

Create a flat orthographic rural land-use map for an RPG campaign.

Use the uploaded guide image as the visual target.

The result must closely match the guide image’s abstraction level, softness, restraint, visual density, and practical cartographic feel.

It should read as a quiet printed rural planning map on paper, not as a scenic fantasy illustration.

Core goal: Create a soft, modest-resolution raster land-use planning map tile with muted low-contrast colours, large simple woodland masses, large irregular field parcels, dotted hedgerows, a compact settlement patch, tiny flat roof marks, pale roads, and mild JPEG-like softness.

Do not make the map more detailed, scenic, decorative, crisp, painterly, or asset-rich than the guide image.

The guide image’s abstraction level overrides the feature list.

If a requested feature would require more detail than the guide image supports, reduce it to a tiny flat symbolic mark or absorb it into the surrounding land-use texture.

The map should communicate place through land-use arrangement, not through illustrated objects.

REFERENCE IMAGE INTERPRETATION LOCK

Before generating the map, interpret the uploaded guide image as a style grammar, not as decorative inspiration.

Match these guide-image properties:

• large land-use shapes dominate the image
• fields are broad, simple, irregular parcels
• woodland is a large flat textured mass, not a group of scenic trees
• the settlement is a compact patch of tiny roof marks, not a detailed village scene
• roads are pale practical connectors, not decorative paths