Build a tiny wilderness. Leave a trace of a story. Turn your miniature base into a plan you can make by hand.
A free miniature basing planner for tabletop painters, diorama makers, and the worlds beneath their heroes.
Begin with a place. Make it your own.
Create five related layouts with the same palette. Generate again for a fresh collection; export the sheet as PNG.
Counts describe painted marks, not purchase quantities. Material estimates and screen scale are approximate.
Small materials. Convincing stories.
Start with the base size required by your game system or miniature. A 32mm circle is a useful creative canvas, but it is not a universal rules standard. Leave space for both feet before adding height.
Dry-fit the miniature and cork first. Apply a thin texture layer, let it dry according to its label, then paint, shade, and drybrush. Add vegetation after the paint has dried; keep the rim tidy.
Static grass uses fine fibers to suggest upright blades. Flock gives a softer, low ground-cover texture. Combine small patches with bare soil; variation in height makes a miniature base easier to read.
Try earth, cork, and grass. Keep one focal rock, place vegetation in uneven clusters, and leave a clear path through the scene. An empty patch can tell as much of a story as another decoration.
No. This is a 2.5D visual planner. PNG and JSON exports help plan handcrafted terrain; they do not contain an STL or a printable 3D mesh.
Your scene is saved locally in this browser when storage is available. Export a JSON backup before clearing browser data or changing devices. Nothing is uploaded to a community gallery.
It is a reduced readability preview. Physical size depends on your display and browser zoom. Use the selected millimeter size as a planning reference, then measure your real base.
Yes. Undo restores the previous scene, including preset changes and clearing. Imported files are validated before replacing your work.