A little planning. A better floor.
Your floor.
Thoughtfully planned.
Plan tiles, laminate and terrace slabs on your floor plan. Compare layouts and calculate the materials you need, including waste and reserve.
Free. No password. Or try it first without an account.
Adjust offsets with sliders
Every cut accounted for
One floor plan.
Clear quantities.
One floor plan is enough for clear quantities: room shape, joints and the starting point of the grid all matter. Area alone cannot tell you how many tiles to buy. Here is the calculation for the grid’s starting position (20 cm).
Read our tile waste study- Full tiles
- 31
- Tiles for cuts
- + 28
- Quantity without offcut reuse
- 59
- With 10% reserve, rounded up
- 65 tiles
Inputs & assumptions
Outer dimensions 4.80 × 3.60 m, cutout 1.20 × 1.20 m. Tiles 60 × 60 cm, 3 mm joints, straight grid offset by 20 cm on both axes. Each cut initially uses a separate tile. Reserve is added to the calculated quantity. Pack quantities depend on your product.
Reuse offcuts: in this example, the quantity before reserve drops from 59 to 49 tiles Calculated with a 3 mm kerf, at least 8 cm offcuts and no more than one visible cut edge per piece.
From your idea to your shopping list
Three steps. Your laying plan.
Three steps take you from an empty room to a material list: draw your floor plan, explore the layout, take your material list.
- 01
Draw your floor plan
Draw your room to scale, including niches, doorways and cutouts.
- 02
Explore your layout
Choose a tile size and move the grid. Compare directions, patterns and edge cuts.
- 03
Take your material list
Check quantities and waste, add your reserve and export the material list.
Real planning examples
Made for projects like yours.
Three drawn example projects show what such a result looks like: a small bathroom, a three-room apartment and a terrace on pedestals.
20.78 m² · 60 × 60 · 4 mm joint
Terrace on pedestals
L-shaped terrace with a planting bed cut out: slab grid, slope and every support point – including the pedestal parts list.
View plan
63.79 m² across 6 rooms
Three-room flat, one grid
Six rooms, eleven walls, five doorways – and a single herringbone grid running through every opening. Material is calculated for the whole flat at once.
View plan
2.82 m² · 30 × 60 · 2 mm joint
Small bathroom with tub and stud wall
Under 3 m² of floor left, but two cutouts: this room produces more cut tiles than full ones – exactly where the m² rule of thumb fails.
View planMore clarity. Better decisions.
Plan it through.
Then lay it down.
Three things decide the outcome: the shape of your rooms, the laying pattern and the material quantities you derive from it.
- 01
Your room sets the rules.
Plan irregular shapes and multiple rooms. The tile grid follows your geometry.
- 02
Compare every option.
Explore straight, offset and herringbone patterns and see their effect on cuts and quantities.
- 03
Turn a plan into a shopping list.
Get quantities with your chosen reserve, ready for your visit to the supplier.
One floor or many projects
Start small. Keep planning.
You start for free and without a password; you only need an account when your plan should stay saved. Premium is aimed at trades and planning teams.
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Get started for free.
Getting started for free means drawing your floor plan, comparing layouts and calculating materials. Keep your work with a free account.
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For trades & planning teams
More room for your work.
More room for your work means organizing projects by client, comparing versions and sharing read-only plans with your customers.
Explore Premium & pricingProject pass or subscription, to suit your plans.
Good to know
Any questions?
The four questions asked most often before starting: cost, flooring, calculation and sharing.
Get in touchIs planning really free?
Yes. Draw your floor plan, compare layouts and calculate material quantities without signing up. A free account lets you save to the cloud. Additional project features are available with Premium.
Which flooring can I plan?
Tiles, laminate, vinyl and terrace slabs. Choose the size and laying direction. Pedestals and rail systems are also available for terraces.
How are quantities calculated?
The app places your chosen pattern on your floor plan and counts full tiles and cuts. Waste comes from that layout. Your chosen reserve is added separately. Measurement errors, breakage and differences during installation cannot be ruled out.
Can I share my plan?
You can take a PDF material list with you. Premium also lets you share read-only client views and organize projects by client.
Your next project starts here
Give your floor a plan.
Your first laying plan with material quantities takes a few minutes – free and without a password.