Shape your 3D room
Set the width and depth. Watch your 3D room change. Use the floor plan to add walls and doors.
Build, design & create your room in 3D — before you buy a single piece of furniture.
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Pick a room. Start creating in 3D.
From the first wall to the finishing touch,
make space for your ideas.
Set the width and depth. Watch your 3D room change. Use the floor plan to add walls and doors.
Add a sofa or move a chair directly in the room. Change its size and color as you go.
Turn the room to look around. Try new finishes, then sign in to save your design or export an image.
Ready-to-edit 3D rooms.
Make them entirely your own.
Whether you are looking for a 3D room builder, a 3D room creator, or a 3D room maker, you can plan the same room here. Start with its shape, try furniture in different positions, and explore the result from several angles in your browser.
Start with the practical details: measure your room, enter its width and depth in feet, and place doors and windows along the walls. Start in 3D and move furniture directly in the room. Turn the view to judge how a tall bookshelf changes the space or how a sofa faces the rest of the room. The 2D plan is there for drawing walls and placing doors and windows; return to 3D to explore your changes from every angle.
For a small living room, try moving an armchair away from the doorway and rotating the sofa toward a coffee table. For a bedroom, compare a bed against the back wall with one facing a window. Begin with a furnished template if you want a starting point, or use a blank room to work from your own measurements. Furniture dimensions can be adjusted to represent the pieces you already own or are considering.
Click a template, drag furniture into place, and try a new finish. Your first design can start with a single sofa. Add lighting, storage, rugs, and plants as the plan takes shape. Change the floor, wall, and furniture colors to compare a warm wood scheme with lighter finishes. Undo a change if it does not work, then try another arrangement. A 3D room creator gives those ideas a visible form without requiring you to draw everything on paper.
Use real dimensions to compare layouts and check the feel of a space before making a purchase. A 3D room builder is useful for exploring proportions: a dining table may sit inside the room, but you still need to consider space for chairs and everyday movement. Check your final measurements against the actual room and product specifications before buying. With a free account, save the plan in 3D Room Maker and export an image to discuss your layout with a partner or housemate.
Space to explore.
Free to begin.
Take your time. Try another layout.
There’s no limit to what you can imagine.
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Room for questions.
Yes. Build, furnish, and explore rooms in 3D for free, without signing up. Create a free account to save your rooms and export one watermark-free image per day.
Yes. Start in 3D with an empty room or a ready-to-edit template. Only saving to your account and exporting an image require Google sign-in.
Yes. Enter your room’s width and depth in feet, then add, resize, and arrange furniture in 3D. Start with an empty room or a template, and use the 2D floor plan to draw walls or place doors and windows. Check your final measurements against your real room and furniture before buying.
Sign in with Google to save a private project. In Preview, export a 1600 × 1000 PNG to download or share. Your daily export allowance resets at midnight UTC.
You can edit on a touch screen and rotate the 3D view with a finger. A larger screen gives you more space for detailed layouts.
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