A workspace that works for your team
Create an office floor plan concept before moving furniture or committing to a lease. Set your dimensions, desk target, and shared spaces, then describe how your team works. Compare the requested office floor plan arrangement with your needs for meetings, focused work, and visitor access. Each office floor plan is an illustrative image for discussion, with scale, desk counts, and building requirements still to check.
Generated images are illustrative concepts for discussion. They are not measured drawings and do not verify scale, desk counts, emergency exits, or building codes. Check your space with a qualified professional before making physical changes.
Prepare five essential details to guide your illustrative office floor plan concept:
Office layout example preview
Actions become active once a concept image is successfully returned.
Set your space dimensions, target desk count, and shared rooms to generate an illustrative office floor plan concept.
Working Unit: Metres or Feet
Requested dimensions guide the layout concept. Output images are not verified to scale.
Request 1 to 200 desks. This is a layout target, not verified capacity.
Describe fixed features, visitor areas, and quiet work. Do not include personal or confidential information.
Maximum 1,680 characters.
Choose an image view
These choices request different image views, not an editable drawing or a navigable 3D model.
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Start with the way you work
Shape your office floor plan around desk work, meetings, quiet work, and breaks through four practical choices.
Enter length and width or total area in metres or feet, noting fixed columns, doors, and windows in your brief. These inputs describe the intended office floor plan footprint; inspect the image because its proportions and scale are not verified.
Enter a target from 1 to 200 desks to describe the arrangement you want in your office floor plan. The target does not verify desk numbers, furniture fit, or permitted occupancy.
Select shared spaces and describe which activities should sit together or apart in your office floor plan. Review the image for these requested relationships; the tool does not measure sound or confirm acoustic performance.
Keep the footprint and desk target steady, then change one layout setting or relationship in your brief. Compare each office floor plan image for the requested desk groups, room relationships, and routes. Check real light conditions, clearances, and privacy separately.
Three places to start
Choose an office floor plan example that reflects how your team works. All sizes and desk targets are illustrative inputs, not capacity recommendations.
Use this open office floor plan to explore grouped desks, a meeting room, a separate break area, and storage. Review how walking routes and conversation areas relate to the places where people need to focus.
Use this private office floor plan to explore enclosed work rooms, shared reception, and a meeting room. Compare visitor routes with the areas that need quiet or privacy.
Use this hybrid office floor plan to explore shared desk groups, three small quiet rooms, meeting space, reception, and a separate break area. Review where conversations and focused work might overlap.
Selecting a starter loads its settings and displays a bundled static office floor plan preview without running an image generation request.
From space to conversation
Start your office floor plan with the space you have, then review the requested arrangement against the work it needs to support.
Measure the space and note fixed walls, columns, doors, and windows. Enter your size, layout type, and desk target. Describe important relationships in the brief so your office floor plan request reflects how the team works.
When your concept image arrives, inspect how the office floor plan allocates floor area across three critical operational criteria:
If spatial relationships require refinement, adjust your prompt brief and request another office floor plan concept to explore alternative arrangements.
Use the downloaded concept image, when available, to discuss your office floor plan with your team or a qualified professional. The image is not a measured drawing. Before buying furniture or changing the space, have real measurements, access, building services, and applicable requirements checked for your site.
Office planning questions
Find clear answers on preparing inputs, evaluating concept images, and choosing the right tools for your office floor plan.
Start with exact room dimensions and list your essential daily work activities. When planning a compact office floor plan, request only essential workstations and prioritize dual-purpose areas like a conference table that doubles as casual dining space. Once your concept image is generated, review walking corridors and furniture dimensions carefully against your real physical space.
Yes. Choose Hybrid Office and describe shared desk groups, quiet rooms, and meeting areas for your office floor plan. The output is an illustrative concept image; it does not include desk-booking, schedules, or live occupancy tracking.
One starting point is to place reception and the main meeting room near the entrance so visitors can reach them without crossing quiet work areas. In your office floor plan brief, describe which desk groups should sit near windows and which activities need separation. Review the concept against real doors, windows, and furniture sizes.
An office floor plan image request costs 3 credits for Blueprint, 4 for 2.5D, or 5 for 3D Isometric. The current free allowance is up to 10 credits per US Eastern calendar day; signing in carries over that day's remaining allowance. Daily and paid balances stay separate and cannot be combined for one request. Applying a starter preview and downloading an available result are free. Review the displayed cost and Pricing before submitting.
No, this office floor plan tool does not have an image upload button. If you have an existing floor plan image that you want to revise visually, use the Floor Plan Editor to request image edits. If you want to draw architectural partitions and place furniture symbols manually on a blank digital canvas, use the Floor Plan Creator.
Keep the footprint and desk target the same, then change one setting or brief instruction at a time. For example, request an open layout with 12 desks, then request a private layout with the same target. Review each returned office floor plan against the same questions about walking routes, daylight, and privacy.
Yes. When a concept image is successfully generated, use the download button, when available, to save and share it for team discussions. Downloading an office floor plan from this tool provides a visual image file rather than an editable CAD drawing, DWG vector file, or project model.
An office floor plan concept is an image of room relationships, desks, and circulation. CAD software provides editable drawings, but their accuracy depends on measurements, inputs, and professional checks. Neither an illustration nor an editable drawing automatically confirms construction readiness. Use your office floor plan concept for discussion while the physical site and applicable requirements are reviewed.
No. The 1–200 desk range is an input limit, not a capacity calculation. The generated office floor plan does not verify desk counts, furniture fit, circulation, accessibility, ventilation, fire safety, or permitted occupancy. Have actual capacity checked for your building before implementation.
A workspace that works for your team
Organize your workplace requirements into a clear visual arrangement before making commercial lease commitments or buying furniture. Enter your room dimensions, select a layout style, and specify an advisory desk target to generate your first office floor plan concept image.
