Albion Online Map

Start in the "Settings" tab and configure the route rules you want the pathfinder to follow. You can allow or block portal types, weight different PvP zones and map categories, choose maps to avoid, and select a travel mount so the estimated times in the summary reflect a realistic movement speed.

Then switch to the "Map" tab and build a route by clicking maps in the order you want to travel. Click one zone for your start, click another for the next stop, and continue adding stops to create a longer route. If you click an existing map in the route again, the route is trimmed back to that point. If you click one of the numbered route-stop markers, that specific stop is removed from the route.

The map tools also support custom markers for homes, loot spots, resource locations, danger callouts, and other notes. Pick a marker type, click directly inside a zone overlay to place it, and save the marker map to your account. On desktop, single-clicking one of your markers adds it to the current route, while right-clicking it opens the editing panel where you can rename it, add a note, move it, or delete it.

Saved marker maps and shared routes are separate tools. Use the map save controls to keep a personal marker map, reload it later, or create a share link for that exact marker layout. Use the "Share Path" button when you want to send someone the route itself. Shared maps open in read-only mode, and logged-in users can save their own copy before making changes.

The "Your Maps" tab is the management view for everything you have saved. From there you can load a map into the editor, refresh the list, copy the current share link, reset an old link, stop sharing, or delete maps you no longer need.

Once a route is calculated, switch to the "Summary" tab to inspect the full trip breakdown. The summary includes total distance, estimated travel time based on your selected mount, waypoint-by-waypoint progress, map-by-map route details, and totals by PvP zone and map type. If a route looks riskier or longer than expected, go back to "Settings" and adjust the weights until the result better matches how you actually want to travel.

A few practical tips make the tool easier to use: zoom in before placing or moving markers for better accuracy, use maps to avoid for specific problem zones instead of inflating every weight, and save your marker map before creating a share link so the shared version matches what you currently see.