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Floor Plan Designer

Draw a layout, furnish it, and explore your ideas in 2D or a simple 3D concept.

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Select a drawing tool or click an object to edit it.
ROOMS—
TOTAL ROOM AREA—
WALL LENGTH*—
OPENINGS—

*Includes each drawn room boundary; shared walls can be counted twice. Dimensions are conceptual, not construction-verified.

Draw and visualize simple floor plans online

PixelOkay Floor Plan Designer helps you sketch rooms, trace walls, add openings and furniture, and calculate approximate floor area in your browser. Work in metres or feet, export vector SVG, a high-resolution PNG, a simple DXF-compatible line drawing, or editable JSON. Local saving is optional. The isometric preview shows a conceptual 3D representation, not physically cut architectural geometry.

Privacy and accuracy

No account or server upload is required. Designs are only saved into browser storage when you choose Save locally. Download an editable JSON backup before clearing browser data. This tool does not check structural integrity, local building codes, door clearances, utilities, accessibility, or construction tolerances. Do not use conceptual dimensions as professional building plans.

Browser storage can be cleared by the browser or device. Export JSON backups for important work.

Area uses the polygon's interior outline. These figures exclude wall thickness and are approximate.

Using Floor Plan Designer

Choose a starting plan or draw rooms, place openings and furniture, then review dimensions and the conceptual preview. Save JSON and export a drawing or room measurement table as needed.

Room areas and shared walls can be double-counted. Furniture and 3D previews are approximate, and openings are illustrated rather than physically cut from wall solids. This is not construction-ready CAD, structural analysis, code compliance or a genuine 3D walkthrough.

Choose an editable room plan, drawing or measurement table

Practice: a conceptual two-room arrangement

  1. Draw two fictional rooms and label their intended uses.
  2. Add an illustrated doorway and furniture footprints, then compare the plan with the conceptual preview.
  3. Save JSON before exporting a drawing or measurement table, noting any shared walls or overlapping areas.

This is an authored layout exercise, not a surveyed building or a structural assessment.

Floor planning questions

Can I add room areas and wall lengths as a certified building total?

No. Independently modeled rooms and shared walls can double-count areas or lengths. Inspect the model and assumptions before interpreting totals.

Does the 3D preview prove openings, furniture clearance or building compliance?

No. The view and furniture are conceptual, and illustrated openings do not physically cut wall solids. The tool is not structural analysis, a code-compliance check or a genuine 3D walkthrough.

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