Construct map images of the same area with different aspect ratios:

Specify a background color for the map image:

Change the default center longitude of a world map:

Extend the geo range of the US so that Dallas is at its center:

Specify projected coordinate ranges in the coordinate system determined by the projection:

A map of the Chicago area in zone 16 of the Universal Transverse Mercator coordinate system:

Add padding in the projected coordinate system:

Add positive padding in the horizontal direction, but negative padding in the vertical direction:

Get a satellite image of a region of Mars:

Get a satellite image of a region of the Moon:

An equirectangular projection of the world map:

Use any projection for any region of the world:

Specify any region of the world as an entity:

Specify any region as ranges in latitude and longitude:

Extend the geo range of Spain two degrees in each direction:

Extend the geo range of Spain different amounts in different directions:

Specify the zoom level of the image around a given position:

Use tiles from the default geo server:

Use tiles from an external provider:

Limit the number of tiles that will be downloaded in a GeoImage call:

With a larger setting, the tiles will be downloaded:

Specify the zoom level of the image around a given position:

GeoImage automatically chooses an image size around 400 pixels in width:

Specify the image size of the result:

By default, GeoImage stores Exif information in the result, as well as attribution data:

Store additional metainformation:

Specify the number of pixels of the image in the horizontal direction:

Specify maximum numbers of pixels in both dimensions:

RasterSize and ImageSize can be specified independently:

The image dimensions are determined by RasterSize, while ImageSize gives the size on the screen: