How our AI maps are made

1.What generates the images

Every battle map is generated by an AI model, FLUX.1 [pro] v1.1 Ultra, hosted by fal.ai. That is the map model for every map type but building interiors, which are listed below. The rest of the imagery is made the same way, all on fal.ai:

• FLUX.1 Kontext runs AI Edit and Draw mode, where the floor plan you draw guides the image.
• FLUX.1 [dev] with a Canny control paints building interiors from a floor plan the tool lays out first, so the rooms come from the plan rather than the model.
• FLUX.1 [schnell] generates the props, and BiRefNet cuts each one out of its background.
• AuraSR handles the upscale, at 4x.
• WAN turns a finished map into a short animated video.
• Character portraits, sheet backdrops and dice skins are generated by FLUX too.
• Claude writes the prompt text from the choices you make. It writes words, never pixels.

The maps, the props, the portraits, all of it is AI-generated. None of it is traced from or built on another artist's map library.

2.What we do not do

We did not train any of these models, and we do not train models on your maps, your prompts or your uploads. What you make stays yours, and we do not feed it back into anything.

Here is the part most AI tools leave out: we cannot tell you what FLUX was trained on, because we do not know, and neither does anyone else selling AI maps. Any tool that promises its output is clear of a particular artist's work is promising something it cannot know. We would rather say that plainly.

3.What you can do with what you make

You get full commercial rights on every plan, the free one included: sell your maps, put them in something you sell, use them in monetized content, print them. A map you generated stays licensed for commercial use whatever happens to your plan afterwards.

4.Where AI maps fit

AI maps are for your Tuesday night dungeon. If you are publishing a book, hire a cartographer. Both can be true, and we would rather tell you where that line is than sell past it.