Atlas VTT: A virtual tabletop inside Obsidian

Read the guides

Desktop only. Or get it from GitHub and say hello on Discord.

Why Atlas

Free, open and hackable

Atlas costs nothing, at home, on stream or at a paid table. It is open source under the AGPL licence, so you can change the code to suit your game.

Your maps, tokens and scenes are files in your own vault. There is no licence between you and your work: keep it for good and share it with anyone, as often as you like.

Atlas lives in Obsidian, in the same vault as your campaign notes, so your world and your table are one place. Any Obsidian theme changes its look, and thousands of community plugins add what you still miss.

Drop in a battle map. Atlas finds its square or hex grid for you, so tokens snap to the right squares from the start.

Keep your creatures in Fantasy Statblocks. Atlas turns them into tokens and shows the statblock when you point at one.

Pin a note to a room or a hex. Click the pin during play to read or edit the note without leaving the map.

Press Tab. Your adventure note opens beside the statblock of every creature on the map. Change hit points there, or click a creature to jump to it.

Paint fog, then reveal the map room by room.

A second window for the screen your players see.

Throw dice on the map from the tray or a statblock, and keep a log of every roll.

Counters, clocks and timers for any rule.

Presets for D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Daggerheart, Shadowdark, OSE, Call of Cthulhu and Cyberpunk RED.

The Atlas VTT theme for Obsidian sets your notes on parchment, with red headings and boxed text to read aloud. Ivy grows over the panels of Atlas.

Six short guides. Each one ends where the next begins. At the end your players see your first map.