Floor planner / room layout
Interactive 2D room layout and furniture space planner. Arrange furniture, measure clearances, and preview floor dimensions directly in your browser.
About this tool
How to use it
- Enter your room width and length in either meters or feet, then click 'Plan Layout' to establish your 2D room boundary walls.
- Add essential furniture fixtures such as beds, desks, dining tables, doors, and wardrobes from the palette chips.
- Drag items across the floor grid, rotate by 45-degree increments to test corner placement, and monitor your total walking clearance percentage in real-time.
Why it matters
Planning room layouts in 2D before purchasing or moving heavy furniture prevents costly spatial errors, cramped doorways, blocked window openings, and insufficient circulation paths.
When to use it
Ideal when moving into a new home or apartment, redecorating a bedroom or home office, planning DIY renovations, or calculating floor coverage for rugs and flooring materials.
Good to know
Measurements and canvas rendering execute entirely in-browser. Export PNG creates an instant snapshot without server dependencies.
Common questions
What is the recommended minimum walkway clearance in a room?
Interior design standards typically recommend a minimum clear pathway of 75 cm to 90 cm (30 to 36 inches) between major furniture pieces and walls for comfortable walking traffic and door swings.
How does this floor planner convert between meters and feet?
Switching the unit toggle adjusts the dimension labels and calculation units. 1 meter is approximately 3.28 feet. For best accuracy, input exact measured values in your preferred unit.
Can I save or export my completed floor plan?
Yes. Click 'Export PNG' on the canvas toolbar to instantly download a high-resolution image of your 2D layout with room dimensions and furniture placement intact.
Are my room dimensions or floor plans uploaded to any server?
No. The entire layout engine, canvas rendering, and export functions run 100% locally inside your browser session. No room data or floor plans are ever transmitted or stored remotely.
How is the clearance percentage calculated?
The clearance percentage divides the open, unoccupied floor area by the total room area, showing how much space remains available for movement and ambient flow.