How to use Scaled Room and Furniture Planner
- Enter the room measurements and scale settings.
- Define furniture and any supported clearance rectangles using the shown JSON coordinates.
- Review the dimensioned drawing and collision report, then edit the source data when needed.
Example: Scaled Room and Furniture Planner
Draw an entered rectangular room and measured furniture, reporting overlaps and objects outside the room.
Options
- Coordinates
- Use the declared origin and common measurement unit for every rectangle. Labels do not convert coordinates.
- Collision report
- Rectangle overlap is a geometric check. It does not establish access, comfort or compliance.
Supported inputs and limits
Where your input is processed
This tool processes your input in this browser. Your text and files are not uploaded to UseFreeTools. Check this tool's limits for anything it may save on your device.
Measured rectangles leave out many physical details
Door movement, sockets, curved furniture and usable clearances may need measurements beyond these rectangles. Check the declared clearance areas and actual room conditions. The result is a planning sketch, not a building drawing or an accessibility assessment.
Questions about Scaled Room and Furniture Planner
Does it find furniture dimensions?
No. You supply the measurements.
Can I move an item?
Edit its coordinate data and generate another plan.
Does no overlap prove accessibility?
No. Physical access and required clearances need separate review.