Draw your home’s floor plan,
free and to scale

Draw walls accurate to the centimeter

A wall takes two clicks: start point, end point. Its length shows while you draw and stays visible afterward, so you can fix it to the centimeter if your tape measure disagrees. Walls snap to each other and to right angles, which saves you from the wonky corners you’d otherwise only spot in 3D.

You choose the thickness: a load-bearing wall isn’t as thin as a partition, and that shows in a room’s real floor area. Rooms form on their own as soon as the walls close, and their area is calculated for you.

• Length, thickness and angle of every wall, editable at any time
• Snapping to neighboring walls and right angles
• Room areas calculated from the walls
• Undo and redo, as many times as you need

Doors, windows and stairs

Drag a door or window onto a wall and it locks in place; slide it along the wall and set its width. Distances to the neighboring walls show while you move it, so each opening lands exactly where it really is.

Stairs come at their real size, which matters when you want to know whether a stairwell fits in a living room.

From 2D to 3D without redoing anything

There’s no 3D modeling to do: the 3D view is generated from your plan. One click to switch, another to lower the walls to half height and see the layout from above, a third to step into a room on a virtual tour. Whatever you fix in 2D is fixed in 3D.

Why draw a plan to scale?

To stop guessing. A plan with real dimensions tells you whether the 240 cm sofa leaves room to walk past, whether the open kitchen still works once the partition comes down, whether the 160 cm bed fits in the bedroom with both nightstands. It’s also a document a contractor understands in thirty seconds, instead of a long explanation over the phone.