Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 17 Aug 2026

Tactical Hex Grid

Edited image: Overlay a precise, continuous tactical hex grid across the entire image, edge to edge. The grid must use pointy-top hexagons: each hexagon has a single vertex pointing straight up at its top and a single vertex pointing straight down at its bottom, arranged in vertical columns where each neighboring column is vertically offset by half a hexagon height. The grid must read as roughly 50 hexagons across the full image width. Draw the grid lines as thin, semi-transparent, dark olive-gray hairlines that are tactical and readable but subtle and restrained, so the underlying terrain stays clearly visible. Do not alter, replace, or redraw the underlying landscape. Preserve the exact realistic top-down satellite map unchanged: keep the river, roads, fields, woodland, rolling terrain, and the two rural settlements fully visible beneath the grid. Do not add any labels, text, compass, scale bar, border, decorative symbols, fantasy elements, or UI. Keep the image square and a true 90-degree top-down view.