ES Chart Editor

A community-made editor for custom Estella charts.

Edit notes in Game View, adjust timing on the waveform timeline, and preview camera and scroll events.

Windows and native Linux x86_64 · English / Türkçe

Estella Chart Editor showing the waveform timeline and notes in Game View, with the chart background disabled
Game View and waveform timeline with Background set to 0.

What's in the editor

Notes & selection

Tap, Hold, Risk and Sky notes, with Lite and Critical styles. Copy, paste, mirror, undo/redo and assign Auto-Perfect to selected notes.

Timing

Audio waveform, beat snapping, variable BPM and playback speed controls. Move notes between lanes without changing their timing.

Camera & scroll

Rotation, zoom/depth, scroll events and camera presets. Organize camera movements into groups.

Preview & settings

Editable Game View with backgrounds and effects, optional Simple view, configurable hotkeys and an adjustable FPS limit.

Setup

Download the package for your system and extract the whole archive. Keep the included files together.

To share a chart, export the song as an .estellapack. Other users can load it with Import package.

  1. Open the editor. On Windows, run EstellaChartEditor.exe. On Linux, follow the launch instructions in the package.
  2. Select your game folder and click Scan. Enable Editor Mode to use custom charts.
  3. Create a song or import a package. Add notes in Game View and adjust timing on the timeline.
  4. Save and test. Preview in the editor, or use Test in game on Windows.

Questions

Is this an official editor?

No. This editor is developed by the community and is not affiliated with Imanity Co., Ltd.

Is the game included?

No. You need your own Estella installation.

Does the Linux editor need Wine or Proton?

The Linux x86_64 editor runs natively. This does not include a Linux port of Estella itself. Direct Test in game is currently supported on Windows only.

Where do I report a bug?

Use the community Discord. Include what happened, your operating system and the editor version. The EstellaChartEditor.log file can help with troubleshooting.