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The next two steps are very easy, assuming that your players have characters that have joined your campaign. Click on the Token Browser:

You should now see "Red Dragon Lair" in your list of "My Uploaded Map" in the Map Browser. Click the plus sign to add it. It will now appear in the list of maps for this campaign, and you can close the map browser. You screen should now look something like this, which means you've done item 1 on...

Click Next, wait a little bit and then you will need to match the square with a circle to the grid of your image. Do that, and then click Save:

Back to adding your own map. I'm going to use the Red Dragon Lair map from "Tactical Maps Reincarnated". To add this, I drop the file where it says "Drag image here to upload" and I give it a name:

Your players will need to have D&D Beyond character sheets for you to get the most out of Maps, but they don't need to have paid accounts to make characters. You will need to give them the campaign link so that they can join the campaign. To get to this, go back to the page listing your...

Your screen should now look like this:

If you haven't used maps for that campaign before, you should immediately drop into the Map Browser. If that's not open, click on Select Map at the top of the screen and then Open Map Browser. Since you mentioned wanting to upload your own map (rather than use one provided by WotC), click on My...

Assuming that the answers to those three questions are yes, yes and yes, then go to this page, select the campaign you want to use maps for and click "Go".

A few questions first... Do you have a campaign showing up on this page? Do your players have characters that have joined the campaign you want to use Maps for? Have your players uploaded pictures of their characters onto their D&D Beyond character sheets?

As of a few hours ago Obojima: Tales from the Tall Grass is available on D&D Beyond, so maybe WotC are interested in that portion of fantasy fandom after all!

I can't remember if I've posted in this thread before, but as of right now, my last RPG purchase was this white dragon head trophy. I'm not really a fan of white dragons, but it looks better in person than it does in the picture. The blue eyes and red mouth really stand out in contrast with the...