How it works

From blank canvas to a finished plan.

Five steps to a complete, to-scale floor plan — then export it or share it.

Step 1

Draw the walls

Click to lay walls. They snap to the grid and to each other, sharing nodes as you go — so corners close cleanly and a wall you start mid-span becomes a tidy T-junction. Move any node later and the connected walls follow.

A rectangular room of walls with an interior wall forming a T-junction.

Step 2

Add doors and windows

Drop doors, windows and gates straight onto a wall. Each one sits at an offset along the wall and slides with it if you change the wall later. Set widths, heights and door swings to match the real opening.

A wall with a door, a window and a gate placed along it.

Step 3

Furnish and label rooms

Place fixtures from the built-in library — beds, sinks, sofas, counters and more — drawn to real sizes. Close a loop of walls and Tarkhan detects the room and its area; name it whenever you like.

A furnished bathroom and bedroom with fixtures placed to scale.

Step 4

Dimension and annotate

Walls already carry editable dimensions; add your own dimension lines and text notes to call out anything that matters. Click a length to type an exact value.

A room with width and height dimension lines and a text label inside it.

Step 5

Stack more floors

Add storeys and draw each one with the floor below ghosted underneath for alignment. Duplicate a floor to carry its walls upward and adjust from there.

An upper floor drawn over a ghosted ground-floor outline.

Step 6

Export or share

When the plan is ready, send it to CAD as DXF or SVG on named layers, print it to a true-to-scale PDF, or grab a PNG. Prefer to just show someone? Turn on a read-only share link — they can view the plan without an account.

DXF / SVG for CAD, on named layers
Print-to-scale PDF (A4, A3 or Letter)
PNG snapshot or a JSON save file
Read-only public share link

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A finished furnished floor plan in the Tarkhan editor.

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