A flooded cavern system begging to be explored; what lurks beneath the water's surface? Do you dare to cross the weathered footbridge, or will you take the long way around the lake?

A traditional Pirate ship for plundering towns and boarding enemies.

A place for Thieves to wait and waylay unwary travelers.

A cove where pirates stash their booty and plan their next raid over a bottle of rum.

A small village frozen over for the winter and populated with ghosts.

Need a map right now? Open Dungeon Scrawl and start scrawling.

This free, browser-based map maker allows tabletop roleplaying game masters and worldbuilders to create dungeons, towns, and other scenes in minutes - no skill required. It’s designed to make mapmaking fast and approachable, perfect for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, or any game that needs quick, clear visuals. From detailed dungeon crawls to last-minute maps when your party veers off-course, Dungeon Scrawl helps you sketch, decorate, and export your maps in minutes. Use it in your browser, export to use on your favorite virtual tabletop, or print high-resolution maps for the table.

Dungeon Scrawl is a free online mapmaking tool for ttrpgs.

About Dungeon Scrawl

Fast, Free, and Easy D&D Maps Using Dungeon Scrawl

Use props, markers, and decorations from our growing library, or upload your own.

Free Images

Build rooms, halls, and more with simple shape tools. No account needed.

Get Started in Seconds

Transform your maps instantly, or adjust them as you prefer.

One-Click Styles

Unlimited one-click dungeon layouts for you to customize or use as-is!

Free Random Dungeons

Open or build maps in Roll20 that sync changes automatically.

Connect to Roll20

Present a clean, live map view to players as you draw on another monitor or TV.

Send to Tabletop

Everything You Need to Create Battle Maps

Create, save, and export as many maps as you need for free to print or use online.

Unlimited Maps

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It's so easy to get going. I actually make maps instead of procrastinating.

If you are a game or level designer, or just a fan of RPGs, go for it now!

DS lets me put something together that looks good without the time required by something hand-drawn.

I'm bad at drawing, but this really helped me.

Before, I'd just copy/paste. Now I make everything custom, and with Pro sub, I own the rights for commercial use.

If you want an easy-to-use map creator, try it.

As someone who is starting a campaign soon, this looks like it would be an amazing tool to have.

Coming from someone who has drawn maps like this for the last 15 years… Beautiful! Incredible work!

Great tool for unprepared Dungeon Masters!

Dungeon Scrawl is legitimately one of the dopest things I’ve seen enter the TTRPG space in a while.

I might not be a GM if it weren't for Dungeon Scrawl.

It's literally perfect for casual DMs who just want to hop into the program and immediately start making stuff.

Amazing tool. It's so fun and easy to use, and I’m not even into Dungeon Design.

I use this all the time! Thank you for making such a useful tool not just for DMs but for world builders in general!

I really like Dungeon Scrawl for quick map-making.

I refuse to use any other battlemap software for my home games. I HIGHLY recommend you try Dungeon Scrawl if you haven't already!

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Free Dungeons & Dragons Map Maker

Never lose progress. Your maps are automatically saved to an unlimited cloud library.

Cloud Autosave

Work across connected maps in one file, perfect for mega-dungeons, towns, and multi-floor buildings.

Manage Bigger Projects

Publish and sell your maps on <driveThru>DriveThruRPG</driveThru>, <dmGuild>Dungeon Masters Guild</dmGuild>, and more.

Commercial Use

Export high-resolution maps and print-ready PDFs. Perfect for in-person play!

High-Resolution Exports

Place light sources and customize colors to guide focus, track line of sight, and add atmosphere.

Lighting Effects

Favorite uploaded images to use across maps and sessions.

Saved Library

Share your map with anyone using a link - no account needed to access. They can view, edit, and save a copy.

Shareable Links

More textures, layer styles, and overlays let you add nature, flooring, and decorative elements easily.

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Featured Maps Showcase

Browse free D&D maps made by the Dungeon Scrawl community for D&D, Pathfinder, Shadowdark, and more. From dungeon maps and battle maps to taverns, caves, forests, castles, and cities… every fantasy map is built on a grid and ready to download for virtual tabletops like Roll20, Foundry VTT and Owlbear Rodeo, or to print for your next game night. With a Dungeon Scrawl Pro account, you can download high-resolution versions and open any map in the editor to make it your own.

Free D&D castle maps for sieges, royal intrigue and haunted keeps, made and shared by the Dungeon Scrawl community. Every map is built on a grid, ready to download for Roll20, Foundry VTT or Owlbear Rodeo, or print for the table.

A good castle map gives your players choices: a gatehouse to storm, walls to scale, a throne room to crash and a back way out through the kitchens or cellars. Look for maps with multiple floors and secret passages if your party likes to sneak instead of fight.

Free D&D cave maps for goblin warrens, dragon lairs and Underdark descents, made and shared by the Dungeon Scrawl community. Every map is built on a grid, ready to download for Roll20, Foundry VTT or Owlbear Rodeo, or print for the table.

Caves are at their best when they’re cramped and uneven. Look for maps with narrow chokepoints, ledges at different heights, and water that cuts the party off from an easy retreat. A few dead ends and one hidden tunnel will keep your players guessing.

Free D&D forest maps for roadside ambushes, fey groves and hunts through the deep woods, made and shared by the Dungeon Scrawl community. Every map is built on a grid, ready to download for Roll20, Foundry VTT or Owlbear Rodeo, or print for the table.

Forest encounters work best with plenty of cover and rough terrain. Look for maps with dense undergrowth, fallen logs, a stream to cross and a clearing where the fight can spill out. Trees that block line of sight make ranged attackers and stealthy monsters far more dangerous.

Free tavern and inn maps for bar brawls, shady deals and the start of every great adventure, made and shared by the Dungeon Scrawl community for D&D, Pathfinder, and other TTRPGs. Every map is built on a grid, ready to download for Roll20, Foundry VTT or Owlbear Rodeo, or print for the table.

A tavern map earns its keep when trouble starts. Look for multiple exits, a bar to vault over, an upstairs gallery and a back room where the real business happens. Rentable rooms on a second floor turn a quick stop into a night-time ambush.

Free D&D town and village maps for market days, festivals and chases through the streets, made and shared by the Dungeon Scrawl community. Every map is built on a grid, ready to download for Roll20, Foundry VTT or Owlbear Rodeo, or print for the table.

A good town map is a hub your players will come back to. Look for a clear town square, a temple, a smithy and a tavern within easy reach, plus alleys for chases and rooftops for thieves. A village is quicker to run: a handful of homes, a mill and one road out where trouble arrives.