Interactive maps for your world
Loreloom's atlas turns your maps into gateways to your universe: every pin points to the articles and events it concerns, and can stay secret.
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Your maps, as you drew them
- Several maps per universe, imported as images (JPEG, PNG, WebP or GIF, up to 10 MB): a Wonderdraft or Inkarnate render, or a scanned drawing.
- Title, description, order and default map.
- Zoom and pan with the mouse, or pinch on a phone.
Pins that lead somewhere
- Each pin has a name, a description, an icon, a colour and a shape.
- It can point to Compendium articles and timeline events, shown in its popup.
- Tags with emoji to filter pins, and a button to show or hide them all.
Secret pins
A pin attached to a context only appears to authorised participants: the smugglers' hideout can stay invisible to the whole table except the rogue. A context filter also lets you show only some pins.
Measuring distances
Calibrate a reference distance on the map, pick a unit, then measure any route. On a phone, three modes separate navigation, pins and distances.
Limits
- No layers or fog of war.
- Secrecy applies to pins, not to a whole map.
- Distance calibration is stored in your browser only.
- Only the manager adds maps and drops pins.
Try Loreloom
Free, ad-free, and your worlds stay private. The demo opens without an account.