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Room & furniture-fit planner
Arrange scaled furniture and check space before moving it.
Objects
All plan data uses meters internally. Save the JSON before closing the page; plans are not stored automatically.
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Data & measurements
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Measure first. Then make room.
This is a scaled top-down plan for a rectangular room. Enter the room and furniture dimensions, then drag objects or edit their coordinates. Left/top coordinates locate the rotated footprint’s top-left corner. Objects can rotate 90 degrees; real shapes are represented by bounding rectangles. The table shows wall gaps, overlaps and your chosen clearance warnings. Touching edges do not count as overlap; a desired clearance is a minimum gap, not an extra gap required twice.
Add keep-clear rectangles for areas you want to reserve. Doors, hinges, windows, skirting boards, wall thickness, stairways, delivery paths and vertical dimensions are not modelled. This does not establish whether furniture can pass through a door or whether a plan meets building, egress or accessibility rules. Clearance is your planning assumption, not a compliance standard. Recheck actual measurements before buying or moving furniture.
Use meters or decimal feet (1 foot = exactly 0.3048 m). Limits: 0.5–50 m room sides, 0.05–20 m object sides, up to 20 objects, 0–2 m desired clearance. SVG and PNG plans are dimensioned; screenshots or print scaling are not physical rulers. JSON preserves full numeric plan values and can be loaded here again.