See across files
File and label frames keep the structure of your project visible on one canvas.
Visual editor for Ren’Py
Plotmio understands your Ren’Py project.
Bring your .rpy files onto one canvas. Follow labels, choices and connections, edit with your team, and review your export.
From files to the whole story
A clearer view of your existing project.
Follow the branches
Choices, jumps and calls become connections you can trace across the story.
Bring changes back
Review a normalized .rpy export. Editor layout and collaboration data stay out of the files.
How it works
Start with the project you already have.
Choose your project
Select the Ren’Py project root that contains game. Plotmio reads .rpy text and an asset-name catalog.
Explore and edit
Navigate labels and branches on the canvas, then work with collaborators in the same project.
Review and export
Export normalized scripts and write them back only after reviewing the changed files. Start with a copy of your project.
Your files, explained
Keep the important boundaries visible.
To save a project, Plotmio uploads .rpy text and a catalog of asset names and paths. Images, audio and video stay on your computer. Export uses normalized formatting, so it is not a byte-for-byte round trip.
Questions before you start
Straight answers about Plotmio.
Can I open an existing Ren’Py project?
Yes. Choose the project root and Plotmio imports the .rpy files inside game.
Do I need an account to try Plotmio?
No account is needed for the interactive demo. Sign in to save your own project or collaborate.
Does Plotmio preserve my exact .rpy formatting?
Export uses normalized formatting. Review generated files before writing them into your project.
Does Plotmio run my Ren’Py game?
Plotmio maps and edits project structure; run and test the game in Ren’Py. Dynamic references and arbitrary Python may remain unresolved.
Which browser do I need to import a local project?
Local folder access currently requires a Chromium browser, such as Chrome or Edge, and your explicit permission.
See your story from a different angle.
Open a project you already know and find connections that are hard to see in a file list.
Open your project