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Generate an Office Floor Plan From a Description

Say how many desks you need, which meeting rooms have to fit, and how the floor should feel — open, private, or hybrid — and get a labelled 2D office plan.

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Lay Out Your Workspace

Describe the desks, meeting rooms and break areas, then generate.

Office floor plan with desks and meeting rooms laid out

Example prompt

Open-plan office 18m by 12m, 40 desks in banks of six, two meeting rooms, a phone booth, break room by the entrance.

Desks, meeting rooms, and the aisles between them

An office plan has to answer one question first: does the headcount fit with room left to walk?

  • Open office with rows of sit-stand desks, grey chairs and a planted storage wall

    Desk counts you can state directly

    Ask for forty desks in banks of six and that is what gets drawn — workstation clusters laid out across the floor rather than a vague open area.

  • Three meeting spaces: a boardroom table, a smaller meeting room and a booth with bench seating

    Meeting and conference rooms

    Name the rooms you need and roughly how many people each seats, and they are placed as enclosed, labelled spaces on the plan.

  • Office floor mixing an open office with meeting rooms, private offices and a reception area

    Open plan, private, or a mix

    Describe a fully open floor, a ring of private offices, cubicle banks, or a hybrid — the arrangement follows the words, not a fixed template.

  • Office plan with reception, break area and storage drawn in

    Support spaces in the layout

    Break room, kitchenette, reception, phone booths, and storage can all be named in the prompt and appear as their own zones.

  • Open-plan office with white desks, black chairs, plants and exposed ductwork

    Regenerate until it fits

    To move partitions or desk banks, change that line of the description and generate again. For a different starting brief, open the floor plan creator and describe the room from scratch.

How it works

  1. Describe the floor

    Give the overall dimensions, the desk count, and the enclosed rooms that have to fit.

  2. Choose the working style

    Say whether it is open plan, private offices, cubicles, or hybrid — that single word changes the whole arrangement.

  3. Generate and refine

    Regenerate until the circulation reads well, then open the result full size. Earlier runs stay in History when you are signed in.

Office Floor Plan Generator FAQ

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A text-to-plan tool: describe the workspace and it returns a top-down 2D floor plan with desks, meeting rooms, and support spaces drawn and labelled.

Yes. State the number and, if it matters, the cluster size — "thirty-six desks in banks of six" is far more useful than "an open office".

Yes. Name each enclosed space and its approximate capacity, and it is drawn as a partitioned, labelled room.

That is a decision about how your team works, not something the tool decides. Generate both descriptions and compare the two plans side by side.

The drawing style keeps aisles between desk banks visible, and you can call out the aisle width you need in the prompt. Verify final clearances against your local building and accessibility code.

You can open the generated plan at full size and save the image, and it stays in your history to reopen later. Dedicated PNG, PDF and DXF export is planned but not live yet.

Ready to plan your office?

Describe the desks, rooms, and working style, then generate a labelled 2D office floor plan.

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