Measured 2D planning
Floor planner
Build a simple floor plan from real dimensions. Add rooms, wall openings, fixed obstacles and furniture, then optionally review schematic door-swing and user-defined spacing overlaps without creating an account.
About these measurements
Start with dimensions, not decoration
Enter room dimensions first, then place furniture at measured sizes. The planner stores dimensions internally in millimetres so metric and imperial labels can change without changing the underlying plan.
What this tool is for
Use it for early layout work: room footprints, furniture fit, circulation checks, and printable planning sketches. It is not a substitute for architectural, structural, electrical, plumbing, accessibility, or permit drawings.
A clean path from sketch to plan
Add one or more rectangular rooms, set the drawn wall thickness, place doors and windows on the relevant walls, and set a door’s schematic hinge side and into-room or out-of-room swing when that matters to the layout. Then add only the furniture and fixed obstacles that matter to the decision. During room and object moves or rectangular resizes, optional alignment snapping can line up nearby edges or centerlines while temporary guides show what matched. When an exact placement matters, the selection inspector accepts X/Y coordinates from the workspace origin, and Arrow keys provide direct 10 mm nudges or 100 mm with Shift without invoking Snap. The optional schematic door-swing overlay can flag furniture or fixed-object footprints that intersect the drawn 90-degree swing area, while user-defined clearance envelopes can make other spacing conflicts easier to see. These are simple 2D planning aids, not compliance checks.
Navigate and measure a larger workspace
The editor uses a bounded 30 × 27 m drawing workspace while preserving millimetre geometry. Zoom, fit-to-plan, reset-view, and explicit pan controls change only what portion of that workspace you are looking at; they do not resize the rooms or objects. Each room also shows derived rectangle area and perimeter, while the canvas reports the unique union area of all room rectangles so overlapping footprints are counted once. A temporary Measure mode can report the direct distance plus horizontal and vertical deltas between any two pointer-selected workspace points without changing plan geometry. When exactly one room fully contains a selected furniture or fixed-object footprint, the inspector also derives direct top, right, bottom, and left edge gaps; optional guides can show those same distances temporarily on the canvas.