Free tool

Room Planner

Draw your room to scale, drag in furniture at real Indian sizes and see at once whether there is space to walk — then save the layout as an image to share with your family or carpenter.

Room size (feet)

WidthLength

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Living

Bedroom

Dining & kitchen

Study & storage

Other

Drag to move (snaps to 3 inches). Keyboard: Tab to an item, arrow keys move 3 in (Shift: 1 ft), R rotates, D duplicates, Delete removes, Esc deselects. Your plan is saved in this browser.

The page address updates as you type — bookmark or share it to keep these numbers.

How to use

How to use the room planner

Set the room’s width and length in feet, measured wall to wall.
Add furniture from the library. Each piece is drawn at a common Indian size — a queen bed is 60 × 78 in, a 3-seater sofa about 7 × 3 ft.
Drag pieces into place and rotate them. Use the X and Y boxes for exact positions from the left and top walls.
Watch the clearance check. Walkways under 900 mm, tight bed sides, cramped wardrobe fronts, overlaps and blocked door swings are flagged in red.
Download a PNG or copy the link — the layout is stored in the link and in this browser.

The maths

How it’s calculated

The planner checks every large piece against the walls and against each other, using the clearances in our design standards:

Main walkway            : 900–1,000 mm clear
Beside a bed            : 600–750 mm (450 mm absolute minimum)
At the foot of a bed    : 750–900 mm
In front of a wardrobe  : 750–900 mm
Behind dining chairs    : 900–1,000 mm from the table edge
Also flagged            : overlaps, and furniture inside a door swing

Small, low pieces — coffee and side tables, bedside tables, chairs and plants — are meant to sit close to others (a coffee table 400–450 mm from the sofa), so they are only checked for overlaps. A furniture footprint above about 45–50% of the floor usually feels crowded.

Worked example

Fitting a queen bed into a 10 × 12 ft bedroom

A queen bed is 5′ × 6′6″ (60 × 78 in). Centred on the 10 ft wall with its head against it, it leaves (10 − 5) ÷ 2 = 2′6″ (762 mm) on each side — the comfortable end of the 600–750 mm needed beside a bed.
From the foot of the bed to the opposite wall: 12 − 6.5 = 5′6″. A hinged wardrobe 23 in deep there leaves about 3′7″ (1,090 mm) — more than the 750–900 mm needed in front of a wardrobe.
Swap in a king bed (6′ wide) and each side drops to 2′0″ (610 mm) — right at the 600 mm minimum.

Furniture sizes used in the planner

Item	Size (ft-in)	Size (mm)
3-seater sofa	7′ × 3′	2,134 × 914
2-seater sofa	5′ × 3′	1,524 × 914
L-shaped sofa	8′ × 5′6″	2,438 × 1,676
Armchair	2′9″ × 2′9″	838 × 838
Coffee table	3′6″ × 2′	1,067 × 610
Side table	1′6″ × 1′6″	457 × 457
TV unit	6′ × 1′6″	1,829 × 457
King bed	6′ × 6′6″	1,829 × 1,981
Queen bed	5′ × 6′6″	1,524 × 1,981
Double bed	4′ × 6′3″	1,219 × 1,905
Single bed	3′ × 6′3″	914 × 1,905
Bedside table	1′6″ × 1′6″	457 × 457
2-door wardrobe	3′ × 1′11″	914 × 584
3-door wardrobe	4′6″ × 1′11″	1,372 × 584
Sliding wardrobe	6′ × 2′	1,829 × 610
Dressing table	3′ × 1′6″	914 × 457
Dining, 4-seater	4′ × 5′6″	1,219 × 1,676
Dining, 6-seater	6′ × 6′	1,829 × 1,829
Kitchen counter	8′ × 2′	2,438 × 610
Refrigerator	2′6″ × 2′6″	762 × 762
Washing machine	2′ × 2′	610 × 610
Study table	4′ × 2′	1,219 × 610
Chair	1′9″ × 1′9″	533 × 533
Bookshelf	3′ × 11″	914 × 279
Shoe rack	3′ × 1′1″	914 × 330
Pooja unit	2′6″ × 1′6″	762 × 457

Bed sizes are standard Indian mattress sizes; wardrobe depths follow common joinery practice (hinged 560–600 mm, sliding 600–650 mm). Dining sizes include chairs. Custom furniture can be sized to fit your room exactly.

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FAQ

Room Planner: common questions

How much space do I need to walk around furniture?

Keep 900–1,000 mm (about 3 ft) for a main walkway, 600–750 mm beside a bed (450 mm at the very least), 750–900 mm in front of a hinged wardrobe and 900–1,000 mm from a dining table edge to the wall so chairs can be pulled out.

What size bed fits a 10 × 10 ft room?

A queen bed (5′ × 6′6″) leaves 2′6″ on each side but little room for a wardrobe at the foot. A double bed (48 × 75 in) or a bed with storage and a wall-mounted side table often works better in compact Indian bedrooms.

How far should the sofa be from the TV and coffee table?

Keep the coffee table 400–450 mm from the sofa so it is within reach. For the TV, roughly 1.5 to 2.5 times the screen’s diagonal works — about 8–10 ft for a 55-inch TV.

Is my layout saved?

Yes — in this browser automatically, and in the page link whenever it changes, so you can bookmark it or send it to someone. Download a PNG for a picture of the plan.

Can Jainify design the layout for me?

Yes. Our designers prepare measured space plans and 3D views before anything is built, and design custom furniture to fit awkward rooms. See our floor plans or book a consultation.

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We measure your home and plan every room — furniture, storage, lighting and circulation — before a single panel is cut.

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