Map Tagger

Runs best on desktop and in full screen mode.

Map Tagger is an image annotator tool with the GM's best interests in mind. Best for labelling maps or images.

Download The-Kingdom-Of-Terra.mt from the downloads section for a free sample session file. import this for a quick demo of Map Tagger and its features. The editor password for the demo session is 123
I do not own any map images used in the demo. 

Features:

• Tagging tools - create custom tags with tool tips. Includes several options to customize tags such as shapes, size, colors, opacity.
• Image linking - link images to other images using the tag editor to create a navigation experience for viewers.
• backgrounds - several backgrounds to choose from to improve look and feel.
• Private notes - additional tag and image info hidden in presentation mode. For the Editor's eyes only.
• Presentation mode - send your session files to players/viewers to showcase your creations. Great to use as a visual aid for TTRPG sessions!

Usage:
Presentation mode (for players and viewers):
Import an existing and valid session ".mt" file. All files imported immediately start in presentation mode. To exit presentation mode and enter editor mode, click the pencil button in the upper right corner.

Editing mode:

1. Create a new session, fill in the session details,  and add your first map via the image URL. OR import an existing session ".mt" file then click the pencil button in the upper right corner to exit presentation mode and enter editor mode.
2. Use the tagging tools to add tags to images and explore different tagging capabilities.
3. Use map linking during tag editing to link an image to another image to create navigation experience. Add more images to use this feature.
4. Enter presentation mode by clicking the "Present" button in the toolbar.
5. Don't forget to click export in the lower left corner to save your work into a session .mt file. This file can then be reimported.
6. Send your .mt file to your players to view the map on Map Tagger in presentation mode  :^)  Editing tools can only be accessed via password (if one was set during session creation).

Development assisted by Claude code