FloorPlanMaker
FREE · NO SIGNUP · FAIR-USE LIMITS

Design your ideal kitchen floor plan from a simple description.

Turn your kitchen renovation ideas into a to-scale 2D layout in seconds. No complex CAD software or signups required—just describe your space and get an instant plan.

Floor plan · every result is a to-scale 2D plan  ·  ⌘↵ to run

Free · no signup · no credit card · hourly fair-use limits

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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'

Planning a kitchen renovation starts with understanding your footprint and the 'work triangle.' Whether you are designing a compact galley or a sprawling open-concept chef’s kitchen, visualizing the relationship between your stove, sink, and refrigerator is essential. This tool allows you to experiment with different cabinetry configurations, island placements, and appliance zones by simply describing them in plain English, providing a conceptual to-scale SVG floor plan for your project.

How to generate your kitchen layout

  1. Define your dimensions

    Start by entering the total length and width of your kitchen area to ensure the generated plan respects your actual architectural boundaries.

  2. List your key fixtures

    Specify the location of the sink, stove, and refrigerator to establish a functional work triangle within the layout.

  3. Generate and refine

    Click generate to see your conceptual 2D floor plan. You can adjust the text to move the island or add more cabinetry until the flow feels right.

Mastering Kitchen Circulation and Layouts

A successful kitchen floor plan prioritizes the 'work triangle'—the path between the refrigerator, the cooking surface, and the primary sink. For maximum efficiency, the sum of these three distances should be between 13 and 26 feet. In modern open-concept homes, the kitchen island has become the focal point, requiring at least 42 inches of clearance for a single cook or 48 inches for multiple cooks to ensure comfortable passage. When planning your cabinetry, consider that standard base cabinets are 24 inches deep, while wall cabinets are typically 12 to 15 inches deep. Don't forget to account for 'landing zones'—at least 15 inches of clear counter space next to the handle side of the refrigerator and on both sides of the range. This tool helps you visualize these spatial requirements in a 2D scale format, allowing you to iterate on your design before committing to expensive architectural drawings or contractor quotes.

Frequently asked questions

Is this kitchen planner really free?

Yes, the tool is completely free to use without any signup or account creation. We maintain service quality through an hourly fair-use limit per IP address.

Can I use this for construction or permits?

No. This tool generates conceptual to-scale 2D floor plans intended for spatial planning and visualization. It is not a substitute for professional CAD drawings, engineering, or local building code compliance.

What file format does the generator provide?

The tool generates an SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) file, which is a to-scale 2D representation of your kitchen layout that can be viewed in any web browser.