Maps
Maps of your world, a town or a house, that open the pages of your wiki.
Pins that open pages
Put a picture of a world, a city or a ship in your wiki and pin pages to it. Each pin opens its page, and a place’s page lists the maps it is on. Maps sit inside maps, a world, a region, a city, and a house can have floors and cellars joined by stairs. Read more

Draw your own
Draw coasts, roads, rivers, forests and borders over a picture or on a blank sheet, with a finger, a pen, a mouse or the keyboard. For buildings and dungeons there are grids of squares or hexes, solid walls with doors and windows, and stairs between levels. Four styles, including black and white for print. Read more

Generate a map
Make a dungeon, caves, a town or a whole world as a globe, by rules and chance on your device, not AI. The same seed makes the same map on any device, and names can come from your own languages. Everything it draws stays yours to change, and Generate again keeps what you changed. Read more

Bring maps in
Use a picture of your own, or an SVG that stays sharp at any zoom. Bring in a world from Azgaar’s Fantasy Map Generator, with its towns and countries as pins and pages, as a picture or as a drawing you can change. Or photograph a map drawn on paper and trace over it. Read more
Distances and the journey check
Give a map its scale and the ways people travel, then measure between pins, by road where roads are drawn. A map can be flat, a globe, a disc or a ring. A chapter can say where it happens, and you get a gentle note when someone arrives sooner than the journey allows. Read more

Maps in the book
Put any map on a page of its own in the print interior, the EPUB and the website, with alt text made from its places. A drawn map prints as sharp black and white lines. Read more
Also: a scale bar and a compass rose in your own words; levels for underground maps; a globe you can turn; pins merged one by one when two devices change the same map.
Try it with a sample book
Free, all of it. None of it is AI. No account needed.
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