Free home-furnishing planner
Your whole home. Every room. Planned.
Create your home, furnish each room, and check how everything fits before you buy.
Free to use. No account needed.
Love the sofa. Check the fit.
How it works
Five steps, in any order you like. Your progress is saved in your browser as you go.
Measure your rooms
Enter each room’s width and depth. Rectangles, L, U and T shapes, angled corners and round rooms are supported.
Add furniture
Pick from over 100 editable presets or draw your own shape, then type the real product measurements.
Compare arrangements
Save named alternatives for a room and view them side by side with sizes, conflicts and your own cost notes.
Check delivery access
Test a doorway opening against an item’s size and work through the delivery checklist.
Save and back up
Everything autosaves in this browser. Download a backup file to keep a copy or move to another device.
Good to know: each room is planned separately and to scale. Rooms are not connected to each other, so this is not an architectural floor plan of the whole home.
Start from an example room
Open any example as a new room and change the sizes to match yours. The clearances shown are examples, not universal standards, and nothing you already saved is overwritten.
The tools
Room Planner
A to-scale floor plan you can drag, resize and rotate with a mouse, touch or keyboard. Add doors with swing areas, windows, columns and radiators. The planner flags furniture that overlaps, leaves the room or blocks a door swing.
Open the Room PlannerDoorway Checker
Enter a doorway’s clear width and height and an item’s size to see whether it passes straight-on, with the exact clearance on each side. Includes a delivery checklist that remembers your progress.
Open the Doorway CheckerMy Furniture List
A private planning list of the pieces you are considering, with sizes, status, your own cost notes and per-room budgets. Place any entry into a room with one click and export the list as a spreadsheet file.
Open My Furniture ListMy Home
Every room in one place with previews, floor areas and checks. Keep several named home projects, duplicate them to experiment, and print a summary to take shopping.
Open My Home
Practical guides
Step-by-step help with measuring, choosing sizes and getting furniture through the door.
How to measure a room for furniture
A step-by-step method for measuring a room so your plan matches reality: walls, diagonals, doors, windows and the fixed things people forget.
Read the guideHow to measure furniture, including the parts that stick out
Find the true overall width, depth and height of a piece of furniture, plus the space it needs when drawers, doors or recliners open.
Read the guideChoosing sofa dimensions for your room
Work out the longest and deepest sofa your room can take, with a worked example covering wall length, depth, the coffee-table gap and walking space.
Read the guideChecking doorways and delivery routes
How to measure a doorway’s clear opening and survey the whole route from the street to the room, with a worked example using the Doorway Checker.
Read the guideArranging a small living room
A practical method for furnishing a small living room: pick one walking route, scale the seating, and test arrangements to scale before buying.
Read the guidePlanning a bedroom layout
Position the bed first, then check access on each side, wardrobe doors and drawers, and the door swing. Includes a worked example with real numbers.
Read the guideHow much space does a dining table need?
Work out the table size your dining area can take, how many people it seats, and the space needed behind chairs, with a clear worked example.
Read the guideComparing furniture arrangements side by side
Use saved alternatives to compare two or more layouts for the same room on size, conflicts, distances and your own cost estimates before deciding.
Read the guidePreparing for furniture delivery
What to confirm before ordering, what to prepare the day before, and what to check when large furniture arrives, in the order you need it.
Read the guideUsing Will It Fit? and protecting your saved work
How to get started, how saving in your browser really works, what can erase your projects, and a simple backup routine that keeps them safe.
Read the guide
Questions and answers
Is it really free? Do I need an account?
Yes, every tool is free and there is no registration, subscription or payment. You do not create an account, so there is no password to remember.
Where is my work saved?
Your projects are saved in this browser on this device. They are not automatically synchronized or backed up online. If you clear your browser data, use private browsing, or switch to another browser or device, your projects will not be there. Use Downloads and Backups to save a backup file you can import anywhere.
Does “no conflicts detected” mean my furniture will fit?
No. The planner checks a small set of geometric conflicts: items outside the room, solid items overlapping each other or fixed obstacles, and items inside a door’s swing area. It does not judge walking space, drawers and doors opening, chairs being pulled out, installation needs, or measuring errors. Always verify with a tape measure.
Can I plan rooms that are not rectangles?
Yes. Rooms can be rectangular, L-shaped, U-shaped, T-shaped, have one angled corner, or be round or oval. For other shapes, pick the closest one and cover unusable areas with “Fixed obstacle” items.
Does the Doorway Checker tell me if a sofa can be delivered?
It answers one narrow question: does a rectangle of the item’s size pass through a rectangular opening straight-on in the orientation you entered. It does not assess tilting, turning, stairs, lifts, packaging, door handles, corridors or the rest of the delivery route.
Do you sell furniture or recommend products?
No. Will It Fit? has no shop, no product catalogue and no affiliate links. The furniture presets are generic shapes with editable sizes.
Can I use centimetres or inches?
Both. Switch at any time; the physical size of everything stays the same and only the displayed numbers change.