For IKEA furniture · in your browser
Runs in your browser, no account, true product sizes.
Free · no account · your plan stays in your browser
Most planners hand you a rectangle and a fixed ceiling. Here you draw the shell you actually live in — walls at any angle, alcoves, chimney breasts, the works — and set your real ceiling height.
The distances you type are the clear, inside-the-room distances you measured. Wall thickness grows outward, so thickening a wall never shrinks your room or moves what stands against it.
measured 412 cm → drawn 412 cm. Always.
No bundled catalog that never has your piece. IKEA publishes a 3D model on each product page, so a pasted link drops the real model into your room at true size, with the name, article number and the price from your store.
Links from other stores import as a box at the listed dimensions, so the fit question, does it go there?, still gets answered.
Prefer to shop first? The Model Importer extension adds a button to your toolbar: click it on the product page you're reading and the product jumps straight into your plan.
IKEA links import the 3D model · capture as you browse
The plan and the room sit side by side: sketch in the 2D pane and watch the 3D room update as you go. Drop a measure tape on anything — walking gaps, TV distance, door swings.
Set your window direction and time of day to see the actual sunlight your room gets, place lamps and LED strips, and read the whole thing as a parts list when you're done.
2D + 3D · live measurements · sun by the clock
Got a VR headset? Open your room in its browser and an Enter VR button appears. One tap and you're standing in your plan at real scale — your eye height, your furniture, the walkway exactly as wide as it will really be. Nothing to install; it runs in the headset's own browser.
Pictures make you guess whether the sofa crowds the doorway. Standing there, you just know — the mistakes that only scale reveals show up before the checkout, not after the delivery.
real scale · your eye height · works on a Meta Quest's browser
Type exact lengths in mm, cm or m. Grid pitches from 1 cm to 1 m, axis lock, angle readouts.
Hook a tape onto corners, faces and objects — in the flat plan or the 3D room.
Set window direction and time of day and watch the real light your room gets.
Place spot, omni and LED strip lights with colour temperature and intensity.
Openings sit flush to corners, with reveals measured from each jamb.
Group furniture into layers. Hide a variant, lock the shell, compare arrangements.
Article numbers, quantities, prices and the total for everything you placed. Pro.
Stack objects, set exact heights, check the gap to the ceiling.
Autosaves in your browser; the whole project exports as one file you own. Undo everything.
Open your room in a headset's browser and walk it at real scale — your eye height, nothing to install.
Hand anyone a read-only link to the 3D room, or download the floor plan as a PDF. Free PDFs carry a watermark.
A free Chrome extension grabs the product (and its 3D model) from the page you're on, straight into your plan.
Pro, $9 once
Free covers one project with 5 items and a watermarked PDF. Pro removes the caps, drops the watermark and adds the IKEA shopping list with article numbers, prices and the total. One purchase, no account, works on 5 devices.
No signup · runs in your browser
Your plan autosaves in your browser and exports as a single file you own. Open the planner, draw your first wall, and know for sure.
Open the planner