Keep the streets you know.

A street map keeps the turns, crossings, and stretches of water that help you recognize a place. It can show a whole city center or just the blocks around a home. The crop is yours to choose.

Choose the place before the palette.

Find the center of your composition first. A river or coastline can give it a clear edge. If you want one neighborhood, move there before zooming in. Then choose colors that let the amount of detail you want remain visible.

Add a few words of your own.

Keep the city title, replace it with a street name, or write a short dedication. You can also adjust the subtitle and caption, add a marker, and choose another layout. Watch the preview as you change it.

The gallery starts with street names hidden for a simpler print. You can turn available map labels on in the studio. Roads and labels come from OpenStreetMap and depend on the location and zoom.

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