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Tiled for macOS
Build 2D game levels with Tiled, a free, open-source tile map editor. Paint terrain, arrange object layers and export maps for your game workflow. This download is the macOS 13+ ZIP package.
- Operating system
- macOS 13 or later, according to the selected publisher archive name
- Architecture
- Not independently confirmed for this archive
- Download package
- ZIP archive: Tiled-1.12.2_macOS-13+.zip
Publisher also lists a separate macOS 10.13–12 archive. No installer was downloaded or run; CPU support was not verified from package bytes.
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What is Tiled?
Tiled is a 2D level editor for making game maps rather than playing games. Use tile layers to paint scenery, object layers to position and annotate level elements, and custom properties to attach information your game can read. It supports orthogonal, isometric and hexagonal maps, along with infinite maps that grow as you work.
Terrain tools and rule-based Automapping reduce repetitive tile placement. Projects keep maps and tilesets together, while JavaScript extensions can add tools, actions and file formats. Export options include JSON, Lua and engine-specific formats, so choose a format supported by your game workflow.
Export support has format-specific limits. For example, the documented Godot 4 exporter does not support image layers or collection-of-images tilesets. Check your target engine's exporter requirements before building a level around those features. The linked Tiled 1.12.2 archive is labeled for macOS 13 or later; the publisher offers a separate archive for macOS 10.13–12. The screenshot is a publisher-provided view of Tiled's editor, not a capture of this Mac package running locally.
What it offers
- Paint tile layers for orthogonal, isometric and hexagonal maps.
- Place and annotate objects with custom properties, independent of the tile grid.
- Use terrain tools and rule-based Automapping for repetitive tile and object placement.
- Organize infinite maps and multi-map worlds, and extend workflows with JavaScript.
- Export maps to JSON, Lua and supported game-engine formats.
Good to know
- The documented Godot 4 exporter does not support image layers or collection-of-images tilesets; exporter capabilities differ by target format.
- This linked archive is labeled macOS 13+; macOS 10.13–12 requires the publisher's separate package.
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Sources
References used for this listing. Retrieval dates do not indicate hands-on testing.
- Tiled | Flexible level editor ↗Retrieved
- Tiled Manual — Introduction ↗Retrieved
- Tiled Manual — Godot 4 export limitations ↗Retrieved
- Tiled 1.12.2 Released ↗Retrieved
- mapeditor/tiled — v1.12.2 official release metadata ↗Retrieved
- Tiled 1.12.2 — COPYING ↗Retrieved
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