Furniture & Space Planning Layout Tool

Before you buy a sectional that will not fit, plan the room. The Furniture & Space Planning Layout Tool draws your space to scale and drops in real-dimension furniture you can place, move and rotate. It calculates the footprint each piece occupies, totals the used area, and shows how much clear circulation remains.

Every item is validated against the room bounds — anything that spills outside turns red and is listed as out of bounds. Export the layout with dimensions and fit status so you can shop or hand the plan to a mover with confidence.

• Scaled floor plan: Top-down canvas drawn to your room’s real dimensions.
• Real furniture: Add pieces with width and depth in feet, from presets or custom.
• Move & rotate: Set coordinates and rotate 90° to swap footprint.
• Fit checking: Items outside the room are flagged red and listed.
• Area math: Used footprint, free circulation area and utilization percent.
• Auto-arrange: Pack items into the room as a starting point.
• Export: CSV, JSON or plain text with dimensions and fit status.

1. Room size. Enter room width and depth in feet.
2. Add furniture. Pick a preset or type dimensions, then Add.
3. Place. Set each item’s X/Y, or click Auto-arrange for a starting layout.
4. Rotate. Toggle rotation where a piece should be turned.
5. Check. Read the utilization and the out-of-bounds list.
6. Export. Save the layout for shopping or moving.

Example 1 — Studio living. 12x16 room, sofa + queen bed + desk: auto-arrange shows ~45% utilization with clear paths.

Example 2 — Oversized sofa. A 100" sofa in a 10-foot wall overflows; the tool flags it red.

Example 3 — Rotated bed. Turn a queen sideways to fit under a window, freeing wall space.

Example 4 — Rug included. Adding an 8x10 rug raises footprint and changes circulation math.

Example 5 — Tight bedroom. 10x10 with bed + dresser + nightstands: utilization near 60%, circulation tight.

• Buy with confidence: Know it fits before you spend.
• Visualize: A scaled plan beats guessing with a tape measure.
• Circulation aware: Utilization shows whether the room stays livable.
• Catch errors: Out-of-bounds flags prevent layout mistakes.
• Shareable: Export the dimensions and status.
• Private: No account, no upload, nothing stored.