Random Fantasy Map Generators

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A nations fantasy map generator, an island map generator, a fantasy town map generator, dungeon map generator, and a cave map generator. (Directions below on how to save images if having trouble).

Nations Map Generator (save as)

Island Map Generator (save as)

Town Map Generator (save as)

Town Map Maker – can be used also to make dungeon maps and treasure maps using simple geometric shapes as you choose.

Dungeon Map Generator

Cave Map Generator

Builder-Blocks – You can use blocks of different colors and sizes to build your own dungeons/room interiors and cave systems, and anything else you like. To stop deleting blocks hit the add block button. Not mobile-responsive.

Directions on saving images:

To take a screenshot in Google Chrome, you have a couple of options depending on your operating system:

On Windows:

Using Keyboard Shortcuts:

Press PrtScn (Print Screen) key on your keyboard. This captures the entire screen.
Alternatively, press Alt + PrtScn to capture only the active window.
Open a graphics editor like Paint or any other image editing software.
Paste (Ctrl + V) the screenshot and save the image.

Using Chrome Developer Tools:

Right-click on any element on the page and select “Inspect” to open Chrome Developer Tools.
Press Ctrl + Shift + P to open the Command Menu.
Type “Screenshot” and select “Capture full size screenshot” or “Capture node screenshot” depending on your needs.
Chrome will generate and download the screenshot.

On macOS:

Using Keyboard Shortcuts:

Press Cmd + Shift + 4 to change the cursor to a crosshair.
Click and drag to select the area you want to capture. Release the mouse button to take the screenshot.
The screenshot will appear as a file on your desktop.

Using Chrome Developer Tools:

Right-click on any element on the page and select “Inspect” to open Chrome Developer Tools.
Press Cmd + Shift + P to open the Command Menu.
Type “Screenshot” and select “Capture full size screenshot” or “Capture node screenshot” depending on your needs.
Chrome will generate and download the screenshot.

On Chrome OS:

Using Keyboard Shortcuts:

Press Ctrl + Show windows (or Ctrl + F5 on some keyboards) to capture the entire screen.
Press Ctrl + Shift + Show windows (or Ctrl + Shift + F5) to capture a selected portion of the screen.
The screenshot will be saved to your Downloads folder.

Using Chrome Browser:

Chrome OS has built-in screenshot capabilities accessible via keyboard shortcuts or the status bar.
Click on the system tray in the bottom-right corner and select the clock to access the status bar.
Click “Capture screenshot” to take a full screenshot or “Capture region” to select a specific area.

These methods should cover most scenarios for capturing screenshots using Google Chrome on different operating systems.

Here are the instructions for taking screenshots in Safari, Firefox, and Edge/Internet Explorer:

Safari (MacOS):

Using Keyboard Shortcuts:

Press Cmd + Shift + 4 to change the cursor to a crosshair.
Click and drag to select the area you want to capture. Release the mouse button to take the screenshot.
The screenshot will appear as a file on your desktop.

Using Safari Developer Tools:

Right-click on any element on the page and select “Inspect Element” to open Safari Developer Tools.
Navigate to the “Elements” tab.
Right-click on <html> or any desired element and select “Capture Screenshot”.

Firefox (Windows and MacOS):

Using Keyboard Shortcuts:

Press PrtScn (Print Screen) key on your keyboard. This captures the entire screen.
Press Alt + PrtScn to capture only the active window.
Open a graphics editor like Paint or any other image editing software.
Paste (Ctrl + V) the screenshot and save the image.

Using Firefox Developer Tools:

Right-click on any element on the page and select “Inspect Element” to open Firefox Developer Tools.
Navigate to the “Inspector” tab.
Right-click on <html> or any desired element and select “Screenshot Node”.

Edge / Internet Explorer (Windows):

Using Keyboard Shortcuts:

Press PrtScn (Print Screen) key on your keyboard. This captures the entire screen.
Press Alt + PrtScn to capture only the active window.
Open a graphics editor like Paint or any other image editing software.
Paste (Ctrl + V) the screenshot and save the image.

Using Built-in Screenshot Tools:

Edge and Internet Explorer do not have native developer tools like Chrome and Firefox.
Use the general system-wide screenshot methods mentioned above for Windows (PrtScn or Alt + PrtScn).

These methods should help you capture screenshots effectively across different browsers and operating systems.

Here are instructions for taking screenshots on cell phones:

iPhone (iOS):

Using Physical Buttons:

Simultaneously press and hold the Side Button (formerly known as Sleep/Wake button) on the right side of your iPhone.
Quickly click the Volume Up button on the left side and release both buttons.
The screen will flash white and you’ll hear a camera shutter sound (if the sound is enabled).
The screenshot will appear briefly in the bottom-left corner. Tap on it to open and edit or share.

Using AssistiveTouch:

Go to Settings > Accessibility > Touch > AssistiveTouch and turn it on.
A virtual button will appear on the screen. Tap it, then tap Device > More > Screenshot to take a screenshot.

Android Phones:

Using Physical Buttons (varies by model):

Power Button + Volume Down Button: Simultaneously press and hold the Power button and the Volume Down button until the screen flashes.
Power Button + Home Button: On older Android devices with a physical Home button, press and hold the Power button and the Home button simultaneously.

Using Quick Settings (Samsung, LG, and other models):

Swipe down from the top of the screen to open the Quick Settings panel.
Look for the Screenshot button and tap it. This varies by manufacturer but is common in many Android devices.

Using Google Assistant (on some devices):

Say “Hey Google” or long-press the home button to activate Google Assistant.
Say “Take a screenshot” or “Capture screenshot” to take a screenshot.

Using Palm Swipe (on some Samsung devices):

Go to Settings > Advanced features and enable Palm swipe to capture.
Swipe your palm across the screen from right to left or left to right to capture a screenshot.

After taking a screenshot on both iPhone and Android devices, you can find your screenshots in the Photos or Gallery app, where you can edit, share, or delete them as needed.