Create a to-scale tiny house floor plan from a simple description.

Planning a tiny home requires extreme precision where every inch counts. Whether you are designing a permanent ADU or a mobile tiny house on a trailer, our generator helps you visualize the flow between living, cooking, and sleeping zones. By converting your dimensions and furniture requirements into a to-scale SVG layout, you can quickly iterate on placement for stairs, appliances, and multi-functional furniture before committing to a final design.

Designing a tiny house floor plan is a puzzle of efficiency and ergonomics. Standard tiny houses on wheels (THOWs) are typically limited to 8.5 feet in width to avoid special road permits, while lengths usually range from 12 to 30 feet. When planning your layout, prioritize 'circulation paths'—the clear space you need to walk through the home. A common mistake is crowding the center, making the space feel cramped. Instead, use built-in furniture along the perimeter. For bathrooms, a 30x30 inch or 32x32 inch shower is the standard minimum for comfort. In the kitchen, a 24-inch deep counter is standard, but you can shave this down to 20 inches in very tight builds. Remember to account for wall thickness (typically 4 to 6 inches) when calculating your interior usable width. Our tool provides a conceptual 2D starting point to help you visualize these spatial trade-offs instantly and for free.