How Free Room Planner works

1. Create the room

Open the planner and choose the quickest method for the shape you need.

1. 1

   Use Quick Room

   Choose Quick Room, enter the room name, width and depth, then add centred or precisely positioned doors and windows to each wall.

2. 2

   Or draw the walls

   Choose the Wall tool, click or tap to place each corner, and finish by joining the last wall to the first. Closed walls automatically form a room and show its floor area.

3. 3

   Check the measurements

   Select a wall to enter its exact length and thickness. Use the units control to switch between metres, centimetres, millimetres, or feet and inches.

2. Add furniture and fittings

1. 1

   Find an item

   Browse Kitchen, Living, Bedroom, Bathroom, Dining, Office or Structure, or use the library search.

2. 2

   Place it

   Drag an item onto the plan on desktop, or tap it in the library on mobile.

3. 3

   Make it accurate

   Select the item to enter its exact width and depth, rotate or mirror it, and use clearances or the nudge controls for precise positioning.

3. Review the room in 2D and 3D

1. 1

   Add useful context

   Name rooms and items, add text boxes for notes, and use arrows to call out important details.

2. 2

   Open 3D View

   Orbit around the room, move and rotate items, and adjust wall height, colours, flooring, kitchen finishes and lighting.

3. 3

   Return to 2D

   Changes made in 3D stay with the plan, so you can continue refining the layout in either view.

4. Save and share

1. 1

   Press Save

   The planner creates or updates a share link and downloads an editable PNG backup of the full project.

2. 2

   Keep the backup

   The PNG looks like a normal floor-plan image but also contains the plan data needed to reopen it later.

3. 3

   Get feedback

   Send the share link to a partner or professional, or post it in r/freeroomplanner for public layout and design advice.