Planogram Maker

A placement guide for a retail display

A planogram shows where products belong on a shelf or fixture. It translates a merchandising decision into visible positions and quantities that a store team can understand.

Plan a display before moving stock

Use one for a shelf reset, seasonal display, or category review. The cereal-aisle example shows four shelf levels with product labels, facing counts, and prices; it illustrates a layout rather than proving a sales improvement.

Make the layout usable in store

1. Measure the fixture. Use usable dimensions rather than the fixture's outside width.
2. Count facings explicitly. State how many packages are visible across each product block.
3. Separate width from capacity. Depth and stacking also affect how many units a shelf can hold.
4. Label shelf positions. Number levels or identify them by height so placement is unambiguous.
5. Check physical constraints. Verify fit, weight limits, and access using the actual fixture specifications.

Turn a merchandising brief into a draft

MyMap arranges your shelf and product descriptions into a visual plan. Ask to change grouping, move a product block, or revise facing labels after reviewing the measurements.