Spritely Map Painter paints isometric pixel-art game maps with Qwen-Image-Edit-2511. It comes in three versions: Grow, Layout Guide and Repaint. The images on this page show the input canvas next to the result.
Grow v1. Fill part of your map with magenta and Map Painter paints more of the map into that space. It can also paint a whole new level in the style of a picture you provide.
Layout Guide v1. This version also grows maps, and you can draw a flat colour plan inside the magenta area. Grey is floor, orange is stairs, yellow is a ladder, and Map Painter paints the level to match the plan.
Repaint v1. Paint over part of a map with the same flat colours, and Map Painter redraws only that part. Everything outside the paint stays the same. It can also repaint a whole picture from a plan.
I trained it on painted levels from my game Saltblade, at a fixed high isometric camera. It works best on maps drawn from that kind of camera. Every sample on this page uses art Map Painter never saw in training. The samples marked "Made with the Spritely painter" had their plan painted by hand with brush strokes in Spritely.
How to use it:
Make a canvas of about 1 megapixel: 1024x1024, 1152x896, 896x1152, 1280x800 or 800x1280.
Put your map against one edge, about 480 pixels deep, and fill the rest with magenta (255, 0, 255).
For Layout Guide, draw the plan inside the magenta area in the flat colours listed in that version's notes.
Write the prompt in the exact form shown in the version notes, with your place described in the middle.
Run 24 steps at CFG 5.5, with a single space as the negative prompt and the LoRA at strength 1.0.
The prompt form matters. Map Painter was trained on one way of writing it, and it follows that best.
The map tools are live in Spritely now, with nothing to install. You paint the plan right on your map with the same colours, pick a map tool, paint where you want floor, stairs and a landmark, then press Paint. Open them directly:
Grow a map: https://spritely.studio/chat?start=grow
Repaint part of a map: https://spritely.studio/chat?start=repaint
Draw a new level: https://spritely.studio/chat?start=draw
License: Spritely Model License v1, https://spritely.studio/model-license. It governs these files. You may not share, re-upload, sell or host this model. You may sell the images you make with it. Credit "Spritely (spritely.studio)" when you publish work made with it.
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Built on Qwen-Image-Edit-2511 by the Qwen team (Apache 2.0).
Description
ComfyUI workflow: download it from the Files list on this version and drag it into ComfyUI.
Repaint redraws part of a map. Paint over the area you want changed with the same flat colours as Layout Guide, and Repaint redraws only that area to match. Everything outside the marked area stays the same. It also repaints a whole picture from a plan.
Base model: Qwen-Image-Edit-2511 (listed under Qwen on Civitai). No trigger words. The prompt forms below are what the model learned.
It takes two pictures: your map with the colours painted on it, and a style picture for the look. Without a style picture, use a plain grey picture as the second image and leave out the sentence "The second image is a style reference for the look."
The colours, at these exact RGB values, with no outlines and no shading:
Grey (128, 128, 128): a path or walkable floor
Orange (255, 140, 0): a staircase
Yellow (255, 230, 0): a ladder
Brown (139, 90, 43): a bridge
Blue (30, 110, 255): water
Green (0, 200, 70): a door or exit
Red (230, 20, 20): the landmark
Magenta (255, 0, 255): free to paint, the model decides
Prompt to repaint part of a map. List the colours you used, and put your place description where it says PLACE:
Repaint the marked areas in the same painted pixel-art style, following the colour guide: a path (grey), a staircase (orange), and magenta is free to paint. Keep everything outside the marked areas unchanged. The second image is a style reference for the look. Crisp painterly pixel-art rendering seen from a fixed high isometric camera. Crisp, clear air, no fog, no haze, sharp edges. No people, no figures. PLACE.The words for each colour are: a path (grey), a bridge (brown), a staircase (orange), a ladder (yellow), water (blue), a door or exit (green), the landmark (red), or "the landmark (red): NAME" to name it.
To repaint the whole picture from a plan, start with "Repaint the whole picture in the same painted pixel-art style, following the colour guide:", write "magenta is blocked or free to paint" as the last colour, and leave out the "Keep everything outside" sentence.
Settings:
Canvas: 1024x768, 768x1024, 1024x1024, 1152x896, 896x1152 or 1280x768.
24 steps, CFG 5.5, negative prompt a single space, LoRA strength 1.0.
Training: 1,819 image pairs (1,468 repaint an area, 225 repaint the whole picture, 126 new level from a style picture), rank 32, alpha 32, checkpoint at step 2400 of 3000. The samples are on held-out art that no training pair came from.
What the samples show: Repaint blends the new part into the map with no seam, and it follows grey paths. In the flat-shapes sample it drew the path and the fence but no stairs or ladder where the orange and yellow shapes were, so small stairs and ladder marks can be ignored. Paint them as bigger shapes.
Try Repaint in Spritely now: https://spritely.studio/chat?start=repaint
License: Spritely Model License v1, https://spritely.studio/model-license. It governs this file, as a later Map Painter version. You may not share, re-upload, sell or host it. Credit "Spritely (spritely.studio)" when you publish work made with it.