Adding existing character token to rollable table

I would like to add some Character tokens/images to a Doppelganger roll table however it doesn't want to let me do this. The character images are not in my art library because they were imported by the players.  It is possible to do this?  Jumpgate, 2014 and 2024 characters sheets.

I've done this by having the player send me the image outside of Roll20. Email used to be the easiest way to so this, but since I created a Discord server for my games we use that for sharing files and images. Once you have the image, upload it to your own Roll20 library. Edit after thinking more about your specific use case: Another option you can use is if the player has already added the image to their character sheet, you can open that character sheet for editing, select the image, right click on it and select "Save Image As" to save it to a folder on your local drive. This way, you can create your Doppelganger's multi-sided token without them being the wiser. I know this can be done with the D&D 5e by Roll20 (2014) character sheet, but I'm not certain about the 2024 sheet because I don't use that one.

You should be able to do this with the  Faces script . 

Don't the images need to be in your library for the Faces script to work? The OP is wanting to use images that are in the player's library but not currently in his own. Jarren said: You should be able to do this with the  Faces script . 

Faces can work off an existing table, which would require the images to be in the table-builder's library. Or it can work off of any multisided token, regardless of image source, with the command: !faces existing Edit I just looked at my Faces documentation. This is a lot easier than I first wrote. Select all of the PC tokens and run: !faces create Doppleganger This will create a rollable table with all of their faces. You can edit this to add names if you wish. Then select the doppelganger token (any token, really) and run: !faces Doppelganger This will allow you to choose the face (and name, if you edited the table) for that token. More info on Faces   here . Images just need to be in any library, not necessarily your own. OLD ANSWER: The easiest way to create a doppelganger token would be to drag it to the VTT on the same page with the character's tokens. Then select it and run the following token-mod command: !token-mod --set imgsrc|+@{target|token_id} --ids @{selected|token_id} Run this once for each token whose face you want to add, targeting each one in turn. This will add their faces to the doppelganger token. Save that as the default token for the doppelganger if you wish. Then you can use the faces script or the built-in interface to change the side. If you do want to go to the effort of setting up a rollable table, the Faces script can also allow you to quickly change the name as well as the face. More info here .

Thank you, this worked for me! Rick A. said: I've done this by having the player send me the image outside of Roll20. Email used to be the easiest way to so this, but since I created a Discord server for my games we use that for sharing files and images. Once you have the image, upload it to your own Roll20 library. Edit after thinking more about your specific use case: Another option you can use is if the player has already added the image to their character sheet, you can open that character sheet for editing, select the image, right click on it and select "Save Image As" to save it to a folder on your local drive. This way, you can create your Doppelganger's multi-sided token without them being the wiser. I know this can be done with the D&D 5e by Roll20 (2014) character sheet, but I'm not certain about the 2024 sheet because I don't use that one.