A little space to think.
Measure. Arrange. Try another idea. All on your device.
Footprint counts the union of solid furniture rectangles. Rugs and door-space markers are excluded. This is not a circulation or safety score.
Kept in this tab only. Download each plan if you want lasting copies.
Piece measurements
| Piece | Width × depth | X, Y from top-left |
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RoomKind Studio · roomkind-studio.pages.dev · Planning sketch, not a construction drawing. Printed size is not a physical scale. Check actual measurements, access, doors and safe use separately.
How to make the room your own
- Choose a starting layout, or start blank. Enter your real room dimensions in centimeters or inches.
- Add furniture and edit its actual width, depth and position. Drag pieces, use the move buttons, or focus a piece and use arrow keys. Shift + arrow moves one centimeter.
- Review rectangle overlaps. Save a comparison snapshot, explore another arrangement and swap between the two.
- Download the editable JSON plan, export an SVG drawing or use your browser to print/save a PDF.
What the drawing can tell you
The planner represents a single rectangular room and rectangular furniture footprints. It can show measured positions and overlapping rectangles. It cannot verify structural rules, safe exits, door swings, ergonomics, delivery routes or accessibility compliance. Check the physical room and products before relying on the drawing.
Are my plans uploaded or automatically saved?
No. Plans and comparison snapshots remain in this tab’s memory. Reloading loses them. Download the editable JSON to keep a copy; importing reads it locally. No account or cloud backup is provided.
Why can furniture overlap the rug?
Rugs are decorative layers and are excluded from overlap warnings and the footprint percentage. Door-space markers are also excluded from the percentage but are checked for overlaps with solid pieces.
How does the footprint percentage work?
It measures the union of solid furniture rectangles divided by the room area. Overlapping areas count once. A lower number does not automatically mean better circulation or a safer layout.
Will the printout be a construction drawing?
No. It is a measured planning illustration, fitted to your paper, not a physical-scale technical drawing. Keep the dimension labels and confirm actual measurements.