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I've been working on this token editor since shortly after the Hero Tokens pack, and I couldn't resist making another token pack in order to launch it. I decided to start with a collection of orcs, goblins, and wolves.

You can access it here: https://2minutetabletop.com/customtoken/

...and more!

It's all fairly self-explanatory, but the basic functionality is as follows:

Use the color select buttons and the color picker to custom-paint your virtual token.

Changing the color of a group header will change all of its components to match.

Right Click and Save the token when you are satisfied with the color palette.

You can then drag-and-drop it into a Roll20 scene, or use it with your VTT of choice.

Please note, it is absolutely in Alpha, so please expect plenty of wonkiness. Please share your suggestions and bug reports in the comments, as I will be iterating upon this between artwork. I already have a list as long as my arm, but more can only help!

Coming soon:

Saving and loading palettes

Randomizing a token's color based on a multidimensional palette

Adding and positioning gear (weapons, etc.)

More tokens (and those Hero tokens)!

This is a secret Patreon-exclusive release, so please keep it within your circle of friends for now! There will be a full public release when I have everything ironed out. ;)

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Adam Astra

This is so freaking cool! Day over.

Lusty Lamb

This is completely awesome dude. I would love more critters, monsters and monstrous pcs (dragonborn, goblins, etc) to really fill out the spectrum but oh wow this is the beginning of something awesome!

2minutetabletop

I made it super easy to expand the library, so it's just a matter of drawing them now!

Norman

Pretty great Idea and Alpha =). I find it hard to see the Characters with only the outlines. The shading makes it better but some of them are still confusing and even cut off in the Preview Picture. I'd love to see it progress and get some Desert and Nature Folk in there :D

Rune

This is great, what are you making this in?

2minutetabletop

It's just a mix of PHP and Javascript. Before I became an aspiring artist, I was an aspiring web designer. ;)

2minutetabletop

Thanks for the feedback, Norman. It's easy enough to add colored previews, I just need to dive in and make them. I will do it when I have written the ability to load a palette, I think.

Norman

What a huge difference :D

Zondark

Awesome :) Thanks a lot!

Joshua Seigler

AHHHHH this is so good! What an exciting update! Feedback: I would love to get an image that was already square (or at least sized to fit in a round number of 5ftx5ft squares). Would you consider a setting for this?

Dungeon Mapster

Bro, these are amazing and the character creator is a stroke of genius.

Joseph Gormley

Any chance we could get names on them? Some of them are a little hard to distinguish without any colours. Having said that, please keep going with this project! These are great!

Jj

dude.. cool!

Idle Doodler

A tremendous tool! Looking forward to making great use of this. Bug report: I find the colouring tool to work on the first colour I select, but then some alternative layout seems to kick in (such as tattoos) when I try another colour or shade, which I can't always change back.

Idle Doodler

That was on Firefox, and I've just tried it on Opera with the same result.

Tony Archer

Love this! IMO the browsing at the start is nice... but having a drop-down for different things to filter would be better... I need a [Fighter] wearing [plate] wielding a [sword and shield]

2minutetabletop

There will absolutely be a filter by keyword search bar at least. I also have a system in the works for equipping and positioning gear. :)

Philip Sykes

Did anything else ever come of this?

2minutetabletop

It's a constant WIP. ;) I have another instalment coming next month.

Adam Astra

So... any chance this is going to get devolped more :) I've been hoping it would get some lovin soon

Armand Soulliard

"This is amazing! I can't believe what I'm seeing!" -Shaxx (Please tell me the likeness wasn't a coincidence...)

klklkl

I don't know if this is planned, but I believe it would be great and not that much complicated (but I could be wrong) if you could add the "title" of the token to customize under the token image in the home page of the token editor (where we choose the token to edit). This will allow us to easily search for a specific token like we could ctrl+f in the browser and type "elf" and we would be able to scroll to all the "elf" easily