Drawflat Floor Plan Editor
A beautiful 2D floor plan for a property listing in about 10 minutes — in the browser, on a laptop or a phone, free, with no install and no sign-up.
- Free
- Browser
- Phone
- PNG & SVG
- EN · RU

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A look inside
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What Drawflat does
Most listings still show the plan a developer handed over years ago: a blurry scan full of stamps, cable runs and notes nobody needs. Drawflat turns it into a beautiful plan in about ten minutes — as simply as building a house in The Sims. Drop a scan or photo onto the sheet, tell the editor how long one wall really is, and trace over it — or start from the sample apartment, furnished and with a terrace. Rooms close by themselves and get their areas; add doors, windows, a balcony, furniture and a few labels, then download an image that reads the same on a listing site, in a messenger or on paper. It works as well with a finger on a phone as with a mouse, and a short tutorial walks you through it on the first visit.
Trace a plan, to scale
Upload a scan or photo of the plan as an underlay, draw along one wall of known length and type it in. Every length you trace after that is real; calibrate again later and only the picture rescales, never the walls you drew.
One Walls tool, three modes
Wall draws corner to corner with typed lengths, Room lays four walls at once from a size like 4 × 3, Balcony & terrace draws an open railing instead of a wall. Split a wall in two or join two back into one.
Room areas without a calculator
Every closed room gets its floor area, measured inside the walls the way listings quote it, in m² or ft². Name the room and the name sits above the number.
Doors, windows and 70+ items
Doors, windows and arches snap onto walls, and a door drags straight onto another wall. The furniture catalogue is grouped by room and searchable: beds, sofas, kitchens, bathrooms, a car in the garage — even a cat.
Dimensions, labels and marks
The ruler reads a length without adding anything; dimension lines stay on the plan and follow their walls. Labels and symbols show what surrounds the home — north, the entrance, sea, park, school, parking.
Quick on a desktop
Copy and duplicate walls and whole rooms, Shift-drag a box to select, rotate with snaps to 0°, 45°, 90° and the wall's angle. Every shortcut is listed under File → Keyboard shortcuts.
PNG and SVG for any listing
Listing, large, small and square PNG presets, a vector SVG, five backgrounds, or copy the image straight into a form. The file is named after the plan; free exports carry a small drawflat.com line in the corner.
Drawing with a finger
On a phone one finger pans, a long press grabs, a tap places furniture, doors and windows. A loupe above the finger shows the exact point, and wall lengths are typed with → ↓ ← ↑, Enter turning right. In landscape the tools move to a side column.
Start from a template
The sample apartment, furnished and with a terrace, to edit into your own, a blank sheet, or a plan to trace. The first visit opens with a five-step tutorial.
No account to draw
The plan autosaves in your browser and can be kept as a .json file. Accounts open with a promo code: Premium adds three cloud projects on any device, your logo on exports and an accent colour; Business for agencies is on request.
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A lighter, faster alternative to heavy floor plan tools
The well-known planners are built for interior design, 3D walkthroughs or professional drafting — and they are good at it. When all you need is a tidy 2D plan for a listing, that power can become friction: an install, an account, a catalogue to learn, a plan to pay for. Drawflat does one job: a clean 2D listing plan in the browser, with no install and no sign-up.
Floorplanner
A browser planner geared toward 2D and 3D interior layouts; you work inside an account, and some export options are part of the paid plans.
Planner 5D
A 3D-first home-design app for web and mobile with a large catalogue, much of which sits behind a subscription.
RoomSketcher
Polished 2D and 3D plans aimed at professionals, built around its own app and paid subscriptions.
SmartDraw
A general diagramming tool — floor plans sit next to flowcharts and org charts in a paid product.
Sweet Home 3D
A free, open-source interior-design program with a 3D view; mostly used as a desktop download, with a learning curve.
magicplan
A mobile app that captures rooms with the phone's camera, aimed at contractors and site surveys, with paid plans.
Homestyler
An online 3D interior-design and rendering platform — great for visualisation, more than a listing plan needs.
Drawflat
A schematic 2D plan in the browser or on a phone: trace, get the areas, export. Free to draw and export, no install, no sign-up.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Drawflat really free?
Yes. Every drawing tool and every export format is free forever and needs no account. Free exports carry a small “drawflat.com” mark in the corner. Premium adds three cloud projects, your logo on exports, an accent colour and the option to turn that mark off; for now it comes by invitation, with a promo code. Business, for agencies, developers and teams, is set up on request.
Do I need to register?
No. Open drawflat.com and start drawing — the plan autosaves in your browser, and you can download it as a .json file to open later or on another computer. An account is only needed to keep projects in the cloud, and for now sign-up is by promo code.
Can I redraw a plan from a picture?
Yes. Upload a scan or photo of the plan as PNG or JPG, draw a line along one wall whose length you know and type it in, then trace the walls over the picture. The scale comes from that single measurement.
Can I draw a balcony or a terrace?
Yes. The Walls tool has a Balcony & terrace mode: start on a room's wall and click the railing corner to corner. It is drawn as a thin railing, not a wall, and gets its own area.
How are room areas calculated?
Automatically. As soon as walls close a room, Drawflat works out its floor area from the inner faces of the walls and prints it on the plan.
What can I export?
A PNG — 2000 px for listings, 3000 px for print, 1200 px for messengers or a 2000 × 2000 square — or a vector SVG, on paper, white, warm, cool or transparent background. You can also copy the image and paste it into a listing form or a chat.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. On a narrow screen Drawflat switches to a phone editor with a bottom tool bar, drawers for panels and touch-sized handles. One finger pans and pinch zooms, a tap places furniture or a door, a loupe shows the point under your finger, and wall lengths are typed with direction keys. Export or copy the image right there.
Metric or imperial?
Both. Switch between metres and feet at any time; lengths and areas follow.
Is there a guide?
Yes. drawflat.com has a step-by-step guide to drawing a listing plan, covering tracing, walls, furniture, export, phones and Premium, and a short video of a whole flat drawn from the first wall. Both are in English and Russian.
What is it built with?
Next.js 16, React 19 and Tailwind CSS v4. The plan is drawn as SVG and exported through a canvas; accounts run on Better Auth with Prisma Postgres. The interface is in English and Russian.
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Draw your next listing plan
Open the editor — on a laptop or a phone — and have a clean plan before your coffee cools.





