Gameboard

Separate your scenery, tokens and annotations on independent layers. The number of available layers depends on your plan.

• One layer for scenery, one for annotations, one for tactical elements... organize however you like
• Players get their own layer, created automatically — they draw without touching your map
• Set permissions on each layer: who can view, add, move, delete or modify elements
• Reorder layers on the fly to bring what matters to the front

Prepare all your maps ahead of time — the tavern, the dungeon, the forest — and switch between them with a single click during the session. The number of boards depends on your plan.

• Prepare your maps in advance: players only see the active board
• Reveal a new location with one click, without interrupting the game
• Each board keeps its own layers, elements and settings
• Only one board visible at a time — the GM controls what players see

Trace walls, sketch a floor plan, annotate a tactical zone. Everything happens directly on the board, like a whiteboard.

• Freehand pencil, lines, rectangles, circles, polygons — it's all there
• Add text (size, bold, italic) to label locations or give directions
• Erase precisely without wiping everything
• Drop an image directly onto the board to use as scenery
• Copy-paste, undo and redo: the classic shortcuts just work

Build your maps piece by piece with a library of patterns and tilesets. Perfect for assembling a dungeon or village quickly.

• Ready-to-use pattern library (floor, wall, grass, water...)
• Import your own images to create custom patterns
• Select the useful parts of a tileset by adding or removing pieces
• Fill an entire area with a pattern, or place it as a free-standing object

The grid structures your board: it guides movement, aligns tokens and provides a clear framework for combat.

• Choose the cell size to match your game's scale
• Adjust the grid's color and transparency so it blends with your map
• Tokens automatically align to the grid — no more approximate placements
• Resizable board from 1,000 to 10,000 pixels to fit any map

Add a visual touch to your board with custom borders — a parchment edge, a wooden frame, or a simple colored trim.

• Set the size, color and transparency of the frame
• Use an image as border texture for an immersive look
• Round the corners and adjust thickness however you like

Hide what your players shouldn't see yet, then reveal the world as they explore.

• Reveal rectangular or circular zones with a simple stroke
• Cover a visible area again if the players leave a location
• Mark certain tiles as impassable — walls, cliffs, obstacles
• Fog interacts with combat movement: you can't walk through what you can't see

Place your characters and NPCs on the board, each with their own token. Add ambient music to set the mood.

• Each player controls their own token — the GM handles all the others
• Resize tokens to match the grid (1×1, 2×2, 3×3...)
• Attach ambient music to each board — with tags and a library to stay organized
• Keyboard shortcuts to speed things up, and a player preview to check what they see