Free office floor plan maker. Drag, drop, done.

Yes. You can design as many office layouts as you like, with no account needed. We ask for your name and work email once per visit, the first time you download, print or save a plan file.

Choose feet or metres, enter the room width and depth, then drag desks, desk clusters, meeting rooms, phone booths, reception, a kitchen and other items onto the grid, or tap an item to add it. Move, resize and rotate items until the layout works, then download it as a PDF or PNG.

Yes. Pick Small office (10 desks, 40 by 30 ft), Open office (30 desks, 80 by 50 ft) or a blank room. Everything in a template can be moved, resized, renamed or deleted, and Undo brings your previous plan back.

Many offices plan somewhere around 100 to 150 sq ft (about 9 to 14 m²) of total floor area per person, but it depends on how much meeting, kitchen and circulation space you need and how many people are in each day. The tool shows area per desk for your plan as you build it, so you can compare options.

Desks are counted by item type: one per desk and two, four or six per desk cluster. If you stretch a desk or cluster, it counts one seat per 1.5 m (about 5 ft) of length. Meeting rooms get a suggested capacity of one person per 20 sq ft (about 1.9 m²), minimum two. You can type your own seat count for any desk, meeting room or sofa.

Used area counts each grid square covered by at least one item inside the room, so overlapping items are never counted twice. Overlaps are also flagged in red so you can fix them. Furniture may sit inside an open area and doors may sit in walls without a warning.

Items that end up outside the room are highlighted in red, listed in a warning and left out of every stat until you move them back. A Move inside button pulls them back into the room, or you can undo the change.

Yes. Switch between feet and metres at any time. The plan is converted and snapped to the new grid, and areas are shown in sq ft or m². You can also choose the grid size: 0.5, 1 or 2 ft, or 0.1, 0.25 or 0.5 m.

Each export is an A4 or US Letter landscape page at 300 DPI with your plan title, the room size, a scale bar, the summary stats (floor area, used area, free space, desks, area per desk, meeting seats) and a numbered key with the full name, size and seats of every item. You can also print it directly.

Yes. Your plan is saved in your browser automatically. You can also save it as a .json plan file and open it again later on any computer with Open plan file, which keeps every item, label and size.

Yes. On touch screens you tap an item to add it, then drag it on the plan with your finger. The zoom buttons help with large rooms. For detailed layouts a laptop or desktop with a mouse is easiest.

This free tool helps you plan the layout. Vizitor helps you run the office every day: employees book desks and meeting rooms, visitors check in on a tablet at reception, hosts are notified instantly and every visit is logged. You can start a free trial to try it.