RoomDraft: Floor Plan Maker

Draw the room you are standing in, at the size it actually is.

RoomDraft turns the numbers off your tape measure into a to-scale 2D floor plan. Type 3620 mm, or 11' 10 1/2", and the wall is exactly that long in the drawing. Then check whether the sofa actually fits, and send the plan to your partner, your landlord or your fitter.

DRAW WITH REAL NUMBERS

• Type every dimension exactly — the number you measured is the number in the plan

• Metric or imperial, including feet and inches with fractions

• Drag to sketch, type to correct; walls snap to axes and to each other

• Undo and redo the whole way back

DOORS, WINDOWS AND FURNITURE THAT FIT

• Place doors and windows on a wall, set the width, see the swing

• 31 furniture footprints at real dimensions — beds, sofas, tables, appliances — rotated and placed where you want them

• Room area and perimeter, recalculated as you draw

• Footprints are plan-view outlines at true size, grouped by room

EXPORT — FREE, UNLIMITED, NO WATERMARK

• Export as PDF and PNG

• No export limit, no watermark, and nothing to unlock first

• The drawing carries a scale bar so you can print it at 100% (actual size)

• Share straight to messaging, mail or your cloud drive

WHO IT IS FOR

Anyone who has stood in an empty room with a tape measure and a phone: people moving house, planning a rental viewing, rearranging a living room, briefing a fitter or a landlord, or working out whether a wardrobe will go through the door.

WHAT IT COSTS, AND WHAT IT ASKS FOR

RoomDraft is free and supported by ads served by Google AdMob, which need a network connection. Drawing itself works offline. Your plans are stored on this device — there is no account and no sign-up, and the app requests no runtime permissions: not your files, not your photos, not your location.

WHAT IT IS NOT

There is no 3D walkthrough and no photo-realistic furniture catalogue. RoomDraft answers "how big is this room, and will that fit in it" with numbers you can check against your own tape measure, and stops there.