Free Floor Plan Creator
Diagrams & FlowsDraw a floor plan in your browser: click to chain walls, and every closed loop becomes a room with a live area readout. Snap to a metric or imperial grid, drag corners to reshape, drop furniture at real-world sizes, and export a clean PNG. Free, no signup, no watermark.
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How to Use
- 1
Draw the walls
Pick the Wall tool and click to drop each corner. Walls chain from click to click, so an outer shell is four clicks. Press Escape to stop a chain.
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Close the loop
Click back on your first corner to close the shape. Every closed loop is detected as a room and labelled with its area automatically.
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Set your units
Switch between metric and feet & inches at any time. Wall lengths and room areas relabel instantly — the drawing itself never changes.
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Reshape and divide
Drag any corner to move it and every wall attached follows. Draw a wall across a room to split it in two and both halves are measured separately.
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Add furniture
Drop beds, sofas, counters, and fixtures at true sizes — a double bed really is 140 × 200 cm. Drag to position, press R to rotate.
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Export
Download a clean PNG of the sheet exactly as you see it, with no watermark.
Why Choose GraphMake?
Draw a Floor Plan by Clicking Corners
Most free floor plan tools make you drag one wall at a time and then fight to get the ends to meet. This one chains: click a corner, click the next, and the wall between them is drawn for you. A rectangular room is four clicks and a fifth back on the start to close it.
Closing the loop is what matters, because a closed loop becomes a room — detected automatically, filled, and labelled with its area. Draw a wall straight across that room and it splits into two, each with its own measurement. Nothing to configure; the plan measures itself as you draw.
Metric or Imperial, Switched at Any Time
Set units to metric and you get a one-metre grid, 10 cm snapping, lengths like 3.40 m, and areas in square metres. Switch to feet & inches and the same plan relabels to 11' 2" and square feet with a one-foot grid.
The switch is purely how the plan is read — the geometry underneath is stored in a single unit and never re-rounded, so flipping back and forth costs you nothing and moves nothing.
Furniture at Real Sizes
A layout only tells you something if the furniture is honest. Every item here carries its real footprint — a double bed is 140 × 200 cm, a three-seat sofa is 220 × 90, a bathtub is 170 × 75 — so if it fits on the plan it fits in the room. The dining table is drawn with its six chairs, because the space a table needs is the space people need to sit at it.
Drop an item, drag it into place, and press R to rotate in 15° steps. Snapping applies to furniture too, so pieces line up against walls and with each other.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this floor plan creator free?
Yes — completely free with no signup and no watermark. Draw as many plans as you like and download the PNG.
How do I draw walls?
Choose the Wall tool and click once for each corner. Walls chain automatically from the previous point, so you draw a room as a series of clicks rather than dragging each wall separately. Press Escape to end a chain, or click your starting corner to close the shape.
How are rooms and areas calculated?
Any closed loop of walls is detected as a room, and its area is computed from the wall centrelines and labelled on the plan. Draw a wall across an existing room and it splits into two rooms, each measured on its own.
Can I use feet and inches instead of metres?
Yes. Switch units at any time — lengths show as 11' 2" and areas as square feet, or as 3.40 m and square metres. The geometry is stored independently of the unit system, so switching never moves anything.
Does it draw to scale?
Yes. Everything is held in real-world dimensions, the grid is one metre or one foot per major square, and furniture uses true footprints. Wall lengths and room areas are measured, not estimated.
How do I keep walls straight?
Snap is on by default: points land on the grid and segments lock to 15° angles, so corners come out square. Hold Shift to force the angle constraint even with snap off.
Can I move a wall after drawing it?
Yes — switch to the Select tool and drag any corner. Every wall meeting that corner follows, so you can stretch a room without redrawing it. Select a wall and press Delete to remove it.
What furniture is included?
Around two dozen top-down items across living, bedroom, kitchen, bath, dining, and general categories — beds, sofas, tables, counters, stoves, sinks, toilets, baths, showers, desks, stairs, and a car for driveways. Each is sized to real dimensions.
Can I plan a kitchen or a single room?
Yes. Draw one rectangle for the room, then place counters, a sink, a stove, and a fridge against the walls. The area readout updates as you go, which makes it easy to check a layout before committing.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It runs in the browser with no download and no account. Your plan stays on your device.
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