Export / Sharing

To export your map, click the Export button (the down arrow icon) in the Sidebar Menu. Once you have selected your export settings, click the Export button to download your map.

PNG, WebP, and JPG exports are available to all users. PDF and High-res exports are available to Dungeon Scrawl Pro subscribers.

Export Settings

Type

Select the file format for your export. The following formats are available:

• PNG (all users)
• WebP (all users)
• JPG (all users)
• PDF (Pro Feature)

Filename

Enter a name for the exported file. The default filename is "map".

Pixels (Px) per cell

Sets the resolution of the exported image by defining how many pixels wide each grid cell will be. The default value is 70 px per cell, which is compatible with virtual tabletop platforms such as Roll20.
The exported image dimensions are displayed below this setting, showing both the cell count and pixel dimensions of the export.

High-resolution (Pro Feature)

Standard exports are processed by your browser, which may have difficulty with very large images. If you see a warning that the exported image may be too large for your browser to handle, enable High-resolution export. This sends the export to Dungeon Scrawl's servers for processing instead.

High-resolution export also allows Pro subscribers to export at greater than 100 px per cell, which is useful for creating high-quality prints.

Note: High-resolution export requires an internet connection if over 5000px tall or wide. 

Export Area

When the Export panel is open, a blue overlay appears on the canvas showing the area that will be exported. By default, the export area frames your entire map.

To adjust the export area:

• Drag the overlay to reposition it.
• Drag the corner handles to resize it.

To reset the export area to its default position, click the Reset export area button that appears below the canvas.

PDF Export (Pro Feature)

PDF export allows you to print your map across multiple pages with real-world measurements and printer margins handled automatically.

• PDF export settings include:
• Paper size: sets the paper size for each page.
• Margin: sets the margin around the printable area. Use the minimum margin supported by your printer.
• Printing resolution: sets the number of pixels per inch in the output file.
• Cell size: sets the real-world width of each grid cell in the printed output.

UVTT Export (Pro Feature)

Universal VTT (UVTT) is a shared file format for virtual tabletops. A UVTT export bundles the map image with wall, door, and light-source data drawn on the map. Importing a UVTT file into Roll20 (or any other VTT) auto-configures Dynamic Lighting; walls, doors, and lights are placed automatically instead of by hand.

Exporting a UVTT file

1. Open the Export panel from the Sidebar Menu.
2. Select UVTT as the export type.
3. Set pixels per cell (defaults to 70 px, matching standard UVTT grids).
4. Select Export to generate the .uvtt file.

Importing into Roll20

1. In the Roll20 game, open the Create Page dropdown and choose Upload Background.
2. Select the exported .uvtt file.
3. Roll20 positions the background automatically and reads the walls, doors, and light sources from the file, setting up the Light layer without manual placement.

Map Showcase

The Map Showcase is a public gallery of maps submitted by Dungeon Scrawl users. Browse and download community-made maps, or submit your own for others to discover.

Submitting a map

To submit a map, you must be logged in. (No subscription required; click here for help creating a free account). 

1. Open your map and go to the Export tab in the Sidebar Menu.
2. Set your export window as you normally would, then click Submit to Map Showcase.
3. In the panel that opens: 
   • choose a username (this is a one-time choice… it locks after your first submission) 
   • confirm your map's name
   • select one or more tags
   • add a description
4. Click Submit Map. Your map is now live on the Showcase.

Browsing and discovering maps

Visit the Map Showcase page to browse submissions in a grid showing each map's preview, name, creator, view count, and tags. Use the sidebar filters to browse by tag. Click into any map for its full description and options for downloading or opening in Dungeon Scrawl.

Downloading a Showcase map

Anyone can download a copy of a Showcase map (70 pixels per cell). Dungeon Scrawl Pro subscribers can download a high-resolution version (140 pixels per cell), or click Open in Dungeon Scrawl to save an editable copy to their cloud Library.

Reporting a map

If you suspect a map violates community content terms, click the Report Map link on any map's detail page or in the Showcase grid to open a support ticket with our team.

Managing Showcase maps

The export panel includes a Manage Showcase button providing access to an interface that lets you delete posted maps. 

Shareable Link (Pro Feature)

The Export panel includes a Create Shareable Link option for Dungeon Scrawl Pro subscribers. A shareable link allows others (no account/subscription needed) to open a copy of your map. 

• A copy will be saved in their library if they are a Pro Subscriber
• A copy will open in Dungeon Scrawl to be edited, saved, and exported if they are a free user 
• They will not be able to edit your original map.

To create a shareable link, click Send a Copy in the Export panel.

To adjust the Share/Export area:

• Drag the overlay to reposition it.
• Drag the corner handles to resize it.

To reset the export area to its default position, click the Reset export area button that appears below the canvas.

To disable sharing, click the Stop Sharing button that appears below the Copy Link button. Existing shares will remain active, but the link will no longer work for new recipients

Map sharing is subject to the Dungeon Scrawl Terms of Service. Violations can be reported here.