Accurate dimensions
Walls are drawn in millimeters with snap-to-grid. Room areas calculate automatically. Dimension chains show sizes the same way technical drawings do.
Draw floor plans right in your browser. Set wall lengths in millimeters, place doors and windows, add furniture from the catalog, and export a clean PDF. No account, no download.
You click to place wall points and type the length. That's it. The editor connects the dots, closes room outlines, and calculates area automatically. Interior walls work the same way — click, type, done.
Doors go on walls with a click. You pick the swing direction and width. Windows work the same. Furniture comes from a catalog — beds, sofas, wardrobes, kitchen units, bathroom fixtures — each one scalable to the exact size you need.
If you already have a floor plan on paper or as a PDF scan, upload it as a background image, set the scale from one known dimension, and trace the walls on top. Much faster than starting from scratch.
Walls are drawn in millimeters with snap-to-grid. Room areas calculate automatically. Dimension chains show sizes the same way technical drawings do.
Scale any catalog item to match the real dimensions. See immediately whether the wardrobe clears the door swing or the sofa leaves enough walking space.
One project can hold several floors. Switch between them without losing data. Useful for houses with a ground floor, upstairs, and a basement.
PDF works for printing and sharing with contractors. DXF opens in AutoCAD, nanoCAD, FreeCAD and most other CAD programs.
The most common reason is renovation planning. Before knocking down a wall or moving a kitchen, you want to see how the new layout actually looks — not just imagine it. Drawing it out in 15 minutes reveals problems that take weeks to fix on site.
The second most common is furniture shopping. Checking whether a specific sofa fits before buying it — with the door clearances and walking paths included — saves a lot of frustration. Most people do this once and then keep coming back.
Contractors and interior designers use it to prepare documentation: a labeled PDF with dimensions that everyone on a project can read and work from.
Yes. Drawing, furniture, and PDF export are free without an account.
No. It runs in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge on any desktop OS.
Yes. Upload a photo or scan as a background image, set the scale, and trace the walls on top.
Yes. Walls can go in any direction — rooms with angles, bay windows, irregular outlines all work.
Ctrl+Z undoes any action. You can also select and edit any wall or opening after drawing it.