Floor Plan Maker

A floor plan for exploring room arrangements

A floor plan is a top-down view of spaces and their connections. A conceptual sketch helps you discuss where rooms belong before working through measured drawings and construction details.

Use it during early layout discussions

Explore apartment arrangements, office zones, or fictional interiors when the main question is how spaces relate. Provide dimensions as constraints, and distinguish an approximate diagram from a measured plan.

Give every room a reason to be there

1. State the footprint. An overall shape and size constrain the room arrangement.
2. Mark fixed features. Entrances, windows, stairs, and existing walls affect what can move.
3. Prioritize adjacencies. List the room pairs that need a direct connection.
4. Check circulation. Trace a route through the plan without passing through private rooms unnecessarily.
5. Distinguish concepts from measurements. Dimension labels alone do not make a drawing accurately scaled.

Explore a layout on the canvas

MyMap can turn your room description into a labeled layout for discussion. Ask for changes to room positions or connections as you compare options. No fixed example is supplied for this page, so judge your draft against the dimensions and relationships you provided.