Resources
Open data and tools that make Draw Borders possible, and a few sites we are happy to link to.
Data and tools we use
- Mapterhorn: open terrain tiles for the whole world.
- Natural Earth: public-domain map data at small scales.
- MapLibre GL JS: the open-source map renderer behind the game.
- å›½åœŸæ•°å€¤æƒ…å ±: Japan’s national land numerical information.
- U.S. Census Bureau mapping files.
Partner sites and other projects
- MapMC – Turns any real place into a playable Minecraft world, with seed maps, finders and import guides.
- FilmLune – AI image and video creation with examples and prompts.
- JevJob – Matches resumes with US tech jobs and shows the matching evidence.
- RapDuo – Turns two portraits into a short rap video with generated audio.
- Cozcade – Free browser games, including puzzles and arcade titles.
- MathSolver – An AI math solver with step-by-step explanations and calculators.
- WordCraft Online – A browser editor for DOCX files, with PDF export and templates.
- PdfCraft Online – Browser tools for reading, annotating, merging and splitting PDFs.
- VectorCraft Online – A browser vector editor with SVG tools.
- Video Transcript – Transcribes video and audio and analyses the transcripts.
- 1in8b – A free life simulator that starts from a random birthplace.
- BudgetPhone – A website about affordable smartphones.
- MossImage – AI image creation and editing for e-commerce and social media content.
Link to us
If you run a geography or map project and would like to exchange links, write to hello@drawborders.com.