Custom Token
Custom Tokens are similar to Custom Tiles, in that they can be used to make tile/token-like game objects. The difference is that Custom Tokens are able to "cut out" the transparency of an image to make a token with a customized shape.
Importing Custom Token¶
In-game, navigate to the top of your screen and select Objects > Components > Custom > Custom Token.

Importing Assets
How you choose to import files impacts if other players can see them when you're finished.
For help with importing, visit Asset Importing.
Import Options¶
Setting Name | Description |
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Image | The image that will be used to create the token. |
Thickness | How thick, in in-game units (about an inch), the token is. |
Merge Distance | How accurate the "cutout" of transparency is performed. |
Stackable | If this token can form a stack with others of the same type. |
Examples¶
Various images with transparent backgrounds.

Token Tinting
When you use the in-game object tinting feature on a custom token, it tints the whole token, including the image.
Tips¶
- Images that have a transparency in the middle (like a donut) will not cut out the transparency in the middle of the image.
- If you are having trouble with the transparency not getting cut out properly, try to add a small transparent border around the entire image. It helps.
- Custom Tiles load faster than Custom Tokens. If you can use a custom tile instead, it is almost always preferable.