Roll20 How to a Align Map to the Grid | Set up Page Tutorial

I hope this video helps! Let me know if you have any tips or creative ways you use for setting up your map.

Another useful trick is that even if you turn off the grid, you can still set units for whatever you like. Miles, milometers or light years. Useful for world maps and figuring out travel times.

Don't have this video listed if you changed the UI. It's confusing.

Thank you so so much. I had such trouble with this for the longest time. This really helped.

Thanks SO MUCH!

Super useful. Thank you for this.

why i don't have "align to grid" option?

I cannot effectively state how counter-intuitive Roll 20 is as a DMing system.

I could see if adding special effects like lighting or line of sight needed multiple tutorials, but plopping a picture on a piece of grid paper should be simplicity itself.

my god thank you

why do you guys have like 4 videos on aligning to a square grid and not a single one for hex grid which is clearly the more difficult one to align

Thanks bro you are the G.O.A.T!

Somehow I can line up the left and right side by resizing, but there's a discrepancy in the middle. My brain figures the discrepancies should accumulate exponentially toward the opposite side of alignment, but if it's exclusively the lines in the middle, is the original image warped?
I checked to see if I had resized it so much that I skipped a square, but I didn't, it literally just misaligns by 3 pixels in the middle, and is aligned on both the right and left side.

when I right click the map it says edit undo and paste. How do i get rid of this. I got the map options to show one time.

This video is such a life saver for my DM, thank you so much for the easy and straight forward tutorial.😁

I am struggling, Alt is not working it keeps snapping back to the grid

awesome ty

I've been using Roll20 since 2013 and I didn't even know all those tricks (especially the last one). Great video Roll20 team!

This is really useful. I knew 90% of it but not the Alt+ trick for negating snapping.

You can change the default new page colour, I like a medium gray so that my eyes don't go blind.

TY Carlos! Been using Roll20 for a good while, but still a few useful new things learned in here!!