How to use this map
The map above is a zoomable, top-down view of the entire Ocarina of Time world — the Hyrule overworld plus the interiors of every dungeon — with collectible markers layered on top. It works in your browser with no account and no sign-up, and everything you tick is remembered on your device.
Moving around: drag to pan. Use the + and − buttons to zoom, or double-click to zoom in. On a phone or tablet, pinch to zoom and drag with one finger.
Scroll-wheel zoom: click the map once to activate it, then the wheel zooms. Until you click, the wheel scrolls the page normally — otherwise a full-screen map would trap you above this section and you could never scroll past it. Click anywhere off the map to hand the wheel back to the page.
Switch 2 and N64: pick your version with the Switch 2 / N64 control on the map (it follows the version picker at the top of the site). There’s no Switch 2 map art yet, so both use the N64 map for now. On Switch 2, pins nobody has checked in the new version yet are faded and marked unconfirmed. A pin that only Young Link or Adult Link can get says so when you click it.
Add something to the map
Found a Skulltula, a secret, or anything else worth a pin? Click Add something to this map, pick what it is, then click the spot on the map. A screenshot helps a lot. Submissions are anonymous and get checked before they show up for everyone, so expect a day or two.
Pin in the wrong place, notes out of date, or got a better screenshot? Click the pin and choose Suggest a fix or screenshot.
Tick Keep this submission private to make it a personal note instead. Private notes stay in your browser and are never sent anywhere. See the privacy page for exactly what a submission contains.
What’s marked on the map
Pins are being added over time as each location is verified and screenshotted. Currently on the map:
- Gold Skulltulas — the big one. Over half of the 100 are pinned, with more going up regularly.
- Heart Pieces — all 36 eventually; the verified ones are up now.
- Ocarina songs — where each song is learned.
- Great Fairy Fountains — all six spells and upgrades.
- Bottles — all four.
Click any pin to see what it is, what you need to reach it, and a screenshot where one exists.
Your progress is shared with the checklists
This is the part most people miss: the map and the checklist pages are the same tracker. Mark a Gold Skulltula found on the map and it is already ticked on the Gold Skulltulas page — and the other way round. Your totals on the My Progress page update from both.
So you can hunt however you prefer: work down a checklist region by region, or roam the map and tick things off as you find them. There’s no “switching modes” and nothing to keep in sync by hand.
Does it need an account?
No. There are no accounts, no sign-ups, and no cookies. Your progress is stored in your own browser’s local storage, which means it stays on that device — it won’t follow you to your phone, and clearing your browsing data will reset it. See the privacy page for exactly what the site does and doesn’t collect.
The map needs JavaScript to run. If you have it turned off, the same collectibles are listed as plain checklists on the pages linked above, which work without it.