Fun community-conversation in diagnosing this, so far. Scott's right, Rabulias is also correct and provides another clue towards this mystery. Both of their answers are underpinning some of the reasons here. The slide is the snap-to-grid feature (you can override the snapping when Token is "not drawing" by holding the ALT key while you drag-drop the token). The hex grid has an underlying square grid (which is invisible, and which matches up surprisingly well). The good news is the underlying square grid normally works Okay for snap-to-grid-on-Hex. It doesn't always get over-the-lines of hexes, a token can move fairly-neatly centered through hex to hex with snapping, in the proper setup. Here are 2 more factors that could make the snap-to-underlying-square-grid to have the effect that The Harv is seeing. 1. What's your Unit Size-Scale under Page Settings? If scale is anything other than "1" this could have an effect on how it looks like it's crossing multiple hexes especially when combined with the next factor. <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Page_Settings#Page_Size" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Page_Settings#Page_Size</a> 2. Biggest factor I'm guessing at play here -- the Token is resized to non-square (possibly with some transparency in the graphic?) and is not 1x1 units. When tokens snap (they snap to the underlying square grid, keep that in mind), a token that fills more-or-less than 1 full square, will be positioned at the Top-Left of the square (not in the middle as you might expect). So if you have a miniaturized-token, or an oversized multi-unit token, when it snaps to the underlying grid, it's not lining up with your hexes. It's overlapping and appears off-centered when it snaps. Solution to #2 is: Square-up your token. Make a new Page with a square grid. Paste your Token onto that Page. Resize your token to fit neatly in a square area (1x1, 2x2, 4x4, whatever). If the graphic is rectangular and not square, the best way to fix is in an external graphics editor where you can add margins called padding, so that the picture exists centered on a square canvas. You can also distort the graphic to fit the square just by resizing in Roll20 handles. Last, copy your squared-up token back to the Hex page. Now it should appear to center on a hex when it snaps. If that doesn't work, write back. Thread remains open and other community members may have additional insights. A Wiki page about graphics, <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Image_Best_Practices_for_R" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Image_Best_Practices_for_R</a>...