Here's an even easier tip for finding the dimensions of your map. You can use the "Set Dimensions" option when you right click on the map after you load it. Then in Windows Explorer or Finder for mac, go to the properties, go to details, find dimensions, and you'll find a pixel dimension of your map. Keep that window open, go back to your map, place those dimensions in, the map will change. Then to make the page settings the same as the map, go to page settings, place those dimensions in the size, hit save, go back to your map and align it.

I cannot thank you enough, even the website did not say how to import the files onto the pages.

Just starting to learn roll 20 this was so helpful thanks.

When you drag&drop, you can also just hold Ctrl+Alt when you let go of the map and it will not resize.
Also useful for pictures and if you want to move things around or resize content, it prevents grid-locking.

Getting the boys back together to rekindle the D&d adventures. Your videos have been very helpful, thank you!

2 years after you made this video, here I am, watching it and feel so grateful for your help! Thank you so much, this helps me a lot!! P.S. Love your voice, very soothing!! I wonder if you're a voice actor too. Must be a great voice to do narration!

Great tutorial!
To add to your video, if you switch to Map layer before placing the map image you will not have to deal with resizing it (even with the grid still on), it'll just pop in there in its original size and roll20 will even automatically ask to resize the page

Perfect tutorial and to the point. Good to see you back EncounterSmith!

Great tutorial brother!!  Having nostalgia looking at all these maps!!

thank you, now i can play dnd with my friends (we used sheet and printed map before)

EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR!!!! You got a subscriber. Also coz you explain well.

Thank you , nether D&D beyond or roll20 is very clear on how to upload maps so this video is a lifesaver

0:49 told me so much already xD Thank you.

Excellent.  Quite helpful.

I love how I get a Roll20 ad on a video for how to use Roll20 🤣

You dont need MS pain. Just open in photoviewer, right click and resize, set image quaility to medium

Thanks again!

Great video. I am trying to learn Roll 20 but keep getting overwhelmed and end up giving up. This was extremely helpful! Thank you! 🙂👍

Youre a lifesaver

u helped so much bro thanks