Geometry Dash Level Editor v

Geometry Dash Level Editor v: Build Your Own Rhythm Platformer

Unleash your creativity with the Geometry Dash Level Editor v, a powerful and free online level creation tool hosted on dash-geometry.org. Built on Scratch by a dedicated developer, this editor simulates the core experience of designing custom Geometry Dash levels, complete with an extensive array of features, controls, and a documented update history. A note for players: due to the project's complexity, a lag warning is advised; for the smoothest experience, utilize Turbowarp or enable Turbo Mode.

Dual-Mode Gameplay & Editor Controls

The heart of this tool is the seamless switch between playing and building. Press Z and M to toggle between modes.

• Player Controls (Play Mode): A simple click allows you to jump, fly, switch gravity, and activate orbs. Press I and O to access a no-clip option for testing, and at the end screen, use keys 0-9 to vote on the level.
• Editor Controls (Edit Mode): Building is intuitive. Use 1 or 3 to cycle through block menus and 4 and 5 to select specific blocks. 2 selects the eraser. Place blocks with a click and rotate them with R. For precise adjustments, press R and E for the rotation and nudge menu, and reset to default with R and O. Access settings with I and O, the debug menu with O and P, and the crucial trigger menu with F.

Rich Feature Set & Version History

The editor's capabilities are detailed in its version log (v1.0 to v1.4). The foundational v1.0 includes a vast library of objects: various blocks (standard, grid, cross, black, layout), decorations (pulsing, chain), gameplay elements (gravity portals, pads, orbs, dash orbs, speed changes), hazards (spikes, saws, gears), slopes, and support for all core game modes (cube, ship, ball, UFO, wave, robot, spider). Later updates added a progress bar with numbers (v1.1-1.2), crucially, mobile editing controls (v1.3), and portal bug fixes (v1.4).

Getting Started with Your Levels

To save your work, remix the project when you start and save the project regularly. Adding custom music is done by editing the backdrop and replacing the audio. Share your completed levels in the dedicated studio and check out the official "The Beginning" level for inspiration. For questions or support, visit the community studio. This editor is a must-try for any Geometry Dash fan looking to transition from player to creator.