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Paint terrain
Start from a blank canvas and build rooms, roads, caves, ruins, and wilderness spaces with terrain tools.
Browser battle map maker for D&D and TTRPGs
Create playable RPG battle maps in your browser. Paint terrain, place props, align the grid, save your work, and export PNG maps for Roll20, Foundry VTT, or print.
RPG Map Editor is a browser-based and Windows battle map maker for Dungeon Masters, TTRPG players, and game creators. It helps you create grid-based maps with terrain and props, export PNG files for tabletop or VTT play, and is available for browser use or as a Windows download distributed through Microsoft Store.
Map-making workflow
Focused on readable tactical maps, fast browser prep, and practical exports for game night.
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Start from a blank canvas and build rooms, roads, caves, ruins, and wilderness spaces with terrain tools.
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Dress the map with objects, cover, doors, hazards, and readable details that matter during tabletop play.
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Export PNG maps for VTT upload or print, and generate starter tilemap bundles for supported game engines.
Workflow
Start from a blank canvas.
Paint terrain.
Place props and tactical cover.
Align the grid.
Export PNG.
Import into Roll20, Foundry VTT, or print it.
Game engine exports
RPG Map Editor can generate starter tilemap bundles for Unity, Godot, Cocos, Phaser, GDevelop, Bevy, LOVE 2D, Defold, and Flame. Export from the browser editor, then bring the generated manifest, tileset, and loader scaffold into your engine project.
Logos identify compatible export targets. RPG Map Editor is independent and is not endorsed by these engine teams.
Unity
Godot
Cocos
Phaser
GDevelop
Bevy
LOVE 2D
Defold
FlameHonest scope
Free accounts can also save up to three maps. See the roadmap for direction—not promises.
Pricing
The free plan is built for creating and keeping 3 saved maps.
Start free$3/month Studio plan for campaigns that outgrow the free map limit.
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RPG Map Editor is a browser-based battle map maker for Dungeon Masters and TTRPG players. It helps you create grid-based maps with terrain and props, export PNG files for tabletop or VTT play, and prepare playable encounters for D&D, Pathfinder, Roll20, Foundry VTT, or print.
Yes. Create a free account for browser editing, up to three saved maps, core editor tools, PNG export, and forum access. Studio is optional when you need more saves or share links.
Yes. The editor is built for grid-based encounter maps: paint terrain, place props, align a tactical grid, and export PNG files sized for your table or virtual tabletop.
Yes for image-based maps. Export a PNG from the editor, upload it to Roll20, and align Roll20’s grid to the artwork. RPG Map Editor does not upload directly to Roll20 or export Roll20 dynamic lighting, walls, or doors.
Yes for scene backgrounds. Export a PNG, import it into a Foundry scene, then set grid size and origin in Foundry. Native Foundry scene JSON, walls, doors, and lighting export are not shipped from the map editor.
Yes. PNG export is the primary handoff for VTT upload, print reference, and sharing still images. Verify grid scale inside your VTT after import.
The editor includes experimental starter bundle exports for Unity, Godot, Cocos, Phaser, GDevelop, Bevy, LOVE 2D, Defold, and Flame. These exports are independent workflow helpers and do not imply endorsement by the engine teams.
No. Walls, doors, dynamic lighting, and fog are configured inside Roll20 or Foundry after you import the PNG. The editor focuses on the visual battle map.
Yes. The shipped workflow runs in a modern desktop browser with WebGL2—no separate native map app install for editing and export.
RPG Map Editor focuses on fast encounter-scale battle maps, terrain, stamps, saves, and PNG export in the browser. Inkarnate is often stronger for illustrated world and regional cartography with a larger asset ecosystem—see the Inkarnate alternative page for an honest comparison.
Dungeon Masters and game masters who need playable tactical maps for D&D-style and other grid-based TTRPGs—especially when you want browser prep, saved maps, and PNG handoff for Roll20, Foundry, or in-person play.
Guides
Your next session needs a map.
Create a free account, save maps, and export a PNG before game night.