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D&D Creature Token Sizes for Roll20 & Foundry
Pixel dimensions for every creature size — from Tiny to Gargantuan — on both platforms.
D&D Creature Token Size Reference Table
Use this table to match every D&D creature size to the correct export size. Roll20 token sizes are based on 70px grid cells, while Foundry VTT token sizes are based on 100px grid cells.
| Size | Grid | Roll20 | Foundry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tiny | ½×½ | 140px | 200px |
| Small | 1×1 | 280px | 400px |
| Medium | 1×1 | 280px | 400px |
| Large | 2×2 | 560px | 800px |
| Huge | 3×3 | 840px | 1200px |
| Gargantuan | 4×4+ | 1120px | 1600px |
How D&D Creature Sizes Map to Roll20 & Foundry
In D&D 5e, token size follows the creature footprint on the grid. Small and Medium use 1×1, Large use 2×2, Huge use 3×3, and Gargantuan use 4×4+.
Roll20 and Foundry use different base grid pixel sizes, so export sizes differ by platform. Pick the preset that matches both creature size and platform so each token lands at the correct footprint on the map.
How to Choose the Right Export Size
Use the export size that matches creature category first, then platform. This keeps Tiny through Gargantuan tokens correctly scaled in play.
Identify the creature size
Check the Monster Manual or your stat block. The size category (Tiny, Small, Medium, Large, Huge, Gargantuan) is listed right below the creature name.
Pick your platform
Roll20 and Foundry use different base resolutions. The Export Size dropdown groups presets by platform — pick the one that matches.
Select the matching preset
For a Large creature on Roll20, pick "Large (2×2) — 560px". For the same creature on Foundry, pick "Large (Foundry) — 800px". The token exports at the exact dimensions.
Quick rule of thumb: Small and Medium usually use Roll20 280px or Foundry 400px. For Large and Huge creatures, move up to the matching 2×2 or 3×3 preset before you export.
Creature Token Size FAQ
Small and Medium creatures both use a 1×1 grid cell — that's 280px on Roll20 and 400px on Foundry. This covers the vast majority of PCs, NPCs, and common monsters.
Foundry VTT uses a 100px/cell grid (vs Roll20's 70px/cell). Both platforms recommend 4× oversampling for sharp rendering, so Foundry needs larger files: 400px vs 280px for Medium.
You can, but it's not ideal. A 280px Roll20 token will look slightly soft on Foundry. For best results, export twice from RPG Token Maker — once with the Roll20 preset and once with the Foundry preset. The image queue makes this fast.
For Roll20, use 560px for Large (2×2) and 840px for Huge (3×3). For Foundry VTT, use 800px for Large and 1200px for Huge so the token footprint matches the grid.
If your campaign uses a custom grid size, scale from the grid cell first. Multiply your cell size by the creature footprint: a Large token is 2 cells wide, Huge is 3, and Gargantuan is 4+.