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Free classroom layout and seating chart maker

Describe your room size, desk count, and arrangement and get a clean, to-scale classroom seating plan in seconds — desks, teacher area, board, doors, and windows placed for you. Free, no signup, no design skills.

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Free forever · no signup · no credit card · unlimited floor plans

Live sample · 5th-grade classroom — 27 desks — type above to make your own
5th Grade Classroom — 27 Desks 1 room, 832 sq ft total. 33 furniture items. 5th Grade Classroom — 27 Desks Teacher Cubbies Supplies Reading Corner 32' 26'

Make a classroom layout in four steps

  1. Describe your room

    Give the room size, how many desks, and the arrangement (rows, groups, or a U-shape), plus the teacher desk and board.

  2. We place the desks to scale

    Your description becomes a to-scale seating chart: desks in a grid, the teacher area, the board, doors, and windows, sized to fit.

  3. Check it fits

    See the desks, aisles, and computed room area at a glance. Reword the count or arrangement to try another layout.

  4. Download or share it

    Save a sharp SVG or PNG to print, post by the door, or share with a sub or your admin.

How to lay out a classroom that actually fits

Frequently asked questions

Is the classroom layout maker free?

Yes — completely free and unlimited, with no signup, no credit card, and no watermark. Make as many seating charts as you need.

How many desks will fit in my room?

Give the room size and a desk count and the maker draws it to scale so you can see if it fits. A typical 32 by 26 ft room seats about 25 to 30 students with walkable aisles.

Can I do rows, groups, or a U-shape?

Yes. Say the arrangement in your description — rows facing the board, small groups or pods for group work, or a U-shaped horseshoe for seminars — and the desks are placed to match.

Can I make a seating chart for a substitute?

Yes — generate the layout, download it as a PNG or SVG, and print it. It shows the desks, teacher area, and board so a sub can find everything.

Do I need design or CAD skills?

No. If you can describe the room and desk count in a sentence, you can make the chart. There is nothing to drag or line up by hand.

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