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Does anyone know of a free tile server that returns a png tile combining two (or more) layer tiles from different base and layer tile servers in one layer? For instance, I want to combine (without any coding by me please) the following base and layer tiles: https://a.tile.openstreetmap.org/${z}/${x}/${y}.png http://tiles.openseamap.org/seamark/${z}/${x}/${y}.png It would be great if I could query a server like this: I specify on this ‘flattening meta tile server’ the two or Maybe more tile servers (in the right order of the layers), in return the server issues some unique identifier, for instance ‘12345’, and after that I can get my tiles using: https://flattened.tiles.openstreetmap.org/12345/${z}/${x}/${y}.png Kind regards, Jasper
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There ain't no such things as a free lunch - someone, somewhere, is going to have to may hosting and bandwidth costs, and these are going to be significant since every time you make a tile request it's going to have to hit this third-party server, which is then going to have to query two other tile servers.
Why not just overlay seamarks over other tiles using leaflet?
There are lots of examples on the leaflet site. If you want to see an example, have a look at the overlays here. The code for that is simple - not 0 lines of code, but only about 6 - 3 to define a map layer used as an overlay and 3 to use it.