Design your custom tiny house floor plan from a simple description.

Planning a tiny home requires extreme precision because every inch counts. Whether you are building on a trailer or a fixed foundation, our AI-powered tool helps you visualize how your furniture, storage, and appliances fit within a compact footprint. By describing your desired zones—such as a wet bath, a storage staircase, or a fold-down dining table—you can generate a conceptual to-scale layout to kickstart your design process without needing complex CAD software.

Designing a tiny house is an exercise in 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 32 feet. When planning your floor plan, prioritize 'circulation'—the path you walk through the house. A common mistake is placing a large piece of furniture that blocks the flow between the kitchen and the bathroom. For lofts, ensure you account for head height; most tiny houses have a total exterior height of 13.5 feet, leaving roughly 3 to 4 feet for loft clearance after floor and roof thickness. Storage is the most critical element; look for opportunities to use 'dead space,' such as the area under stairs or inside bench seating. Our tool generates conceptual 2D layouts to help you visualize these spatial relationships before you commit to a build, providing a clear starting point for your project.