Toronto

Score ruler

Each dot is a map. The light band after 1st place is the margin: only whoever passes it takes the top spot.

Every map of this city

In ranking order. None is hidden, and each score opens its own working.

1. 1st

   Isometric Toronto

   by John Fewell · flat vector

   77.8out of 100

   Sharpness weight 35%86.4%
   Depth weight 25%6%
   Palette weight 40%6,920 colors
   Open the working of this score

   part	measurement	factor	weight	factorweight
   Sharpness	86.4%	1	0.35	1
   Depth	6%	0.4	0.25	0.795
   Palette	6,920 colors	0.946	0.4	0.978

   Score = 100 × the product of the last column = 77.8. Measured on: cover in the directory, 2026-11-11.

   Maker plan: where the score rises most

   • +20 in depth: today 6%; the reference is 15% or more.
   • +1.7 in palette: today 6,920 colors; the reference is around 7,500 colors.

What if a new map arrived?

Move the three measurements and watch the score come out of the same working as the page. It is the ruler a maker uses before publishing.

How the ranking works

• Open working. Score = 100 × sharpness^0.35 × depth^0.25 × palette^0.40. Same input, same score.
• Defended spot. 1st place only changes when the challenger has a margin of 5 points or more.
• No one else’s image. Thumbnail only with the author’s permission. Without it, the drawing next to the map is a glyph generated from the data.
• No sign-up. No account, e-mail or tracking to see or compare.

{
 "slug": "toronto",
 "lat": 43.65,
 "lon": -79.38,
 "margin": 5,
 "maps": [
  {
   "rank": 1,
   "id": "ic-toronto",
   "author": "John Fewell",
   "url": "https://tinytoronto.ca/",
   "score": 77.8,
   "metrics": {
    "flat": 0.864,
    "soft": 0.06,
    "cores": 6920,
    "padrao": "flat vector",
    "base": "cover in the directory, 2026-11-11"
   }
  }
 ]
}