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Is there a free, idiot-friendly way to export a custom area of the map as a PNG/JPEG in other styles than on the offical website?

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feddit.deIs there a free, idiot-friendly way to export a custom area of the map as a PNG/JPEG in other styles than on the offical website? - FedditI don’t know whether I’m just missing an obvious solution here, but this driving me nuts. There’s a Wikipedia article I want to create a simple map for. I need a mostly greyscale (like Positron), ~1x1km section of the map on which I want draw some lines and labels in Inkscape. If I could remove all the labels including street names that’d be great, but it’s not required. Essentially, I want the export function of openstreetmap.org [http://openstreetmap.org], but with less cluttered styles. www.printmaps.net [http://www.printmaps.net] would be exactly what I’m looling for, but their free tier watermarks the image and the license is too restrictive for Wikimedia Commons. There’s a ton of programs available on the wiki, but all of them seem to require at least some coding skills, which I don’t have. I’ve already learned to use inkscape for some other illustrations, I’m not going down that rabbit hole again for Wikipedia. Is there a simple, preferably web-based, tool that allows me to import or choose a style, use a GUI to select an area and then just save that as an image? Any help is greatly appreciated.
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I’ll take a look at it, cheers!

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