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Landscape & Garden Designer

Plan your garden, place the finishing touches, and see the possibilities in 2D or a simple 3D concept.

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Select an object to move it. Drag to draw areas; click to add path points, then press Enter.
Position: —Fit to site
SITE AREA—
ZONE COVERAGE*—
PATHWAY LENGTH—
PLANTS / TREES—

*Zone coverage is the combined area of rectangular zones with overlaps counted once. Path surfaces are estimated separately. All sizes are approximate. The 3D view is a decorative isometric concept, not terrain or construction modelling.

Free garden planning and landscape design online

Draw an outdoor space in metres or feet, add lawns, planting beds, water features and pathways, and arrange garden seating, pergolas, trees and lights. Preview in 2D and an illustrative isometric view. Export editable JSON, crisp SVG, PNG, a CSV inventory or a printable report. PixelOkay processes your work locally; no registration or garden uploads are required.

Understanding the measurements

Area calculations represent rectangles and site boundaries, not surveyed land. Objects and surface areas may overlap, and displayed pathway width does not calculate paved area accurately around bends. Plant spacing, terrain elevation, utilities and building codes require professional verification.

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Local browser data can be cleared. Download JSON backups for important designs.
LANDSCAPE METRICS

Measurements & inventory

Measurements are approximate. The summary distinguishes the raw zone sum from overlap-adjusted rectangular coverage. Path surfaces are approximate.

Using Landscape & Garden Designer

Lay out rectangular garden zones and multi-waypoint paths, add plants and furnishings, review area and overlap estimates, and export a plan or illustrative preview.

Workflow

  1. Set the plan dimensions and draw rectangular lawn, patio, bed, or other supported zones.
  2. Add multi-waypoint paths and place plants, furniture, or lights; use undo while refining the arrangement.
  3. Review rectangle-union area and advisory overlaps, then export the plan or isometric preview and save a JSON backup.

Worked example

Sketch a small backyard with a rectangular patio, planting bed, and lawn, then add a path with several waypoints between the patio and gate. Add a few plant and light markers and inspect the area summary before exporting the plan.

Limits and data handling

Area union is based on axis-aligned rectangles, not surveyed or irregular boundaries. Nominal path area may overlap other surfaces. The isometric SVG is an illustration, not terrain simulation. The designer does not assess climate, plant growth, buried utilities, clearances, or planning rules. Optional IndexedDB saving can be cleared by the browser; keep a downloaded JSON backup.

Frequently asked questions

Does the plan account for terrain, climate, or plant growth?

No. It is a visual layout with rectangular zones and markers; terrain, climate, growth, buried utilities, and site rules are outside its calculations.

Can I rely on the area total for a surveyed irregular lot?

No. The area union applies to axis-aligned rectangles drawn in the tool and is not a survey or irregular-boundary calculation.

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