Lay out a terrace or dining room and get a render
Covers, circulation and sightlines — before you buy the furniture
Draw the layout in 2D, place the cameras, get the render back
Pick a tent size, drop in tables, a dance floor, the bar and the stage, then place cameras where the guests will actually stand. The planner tracks capacity and circulation space as you go. When the layout is right, send it over and you get photoreal renders from those exact camera positions.
A 15×30 m tent for 220 guests, laid out in under 4 minutes
Made for: Event organisers, wedding planners and tent hire companies
Choose a standard clear-span tent or type your own dimensions. The grid is metric and to scale.
Drag tables, seating, stage, bar and dance floor onto the plan. Capacity and area per guest update live.
Drop cameras and aim them. Each one draws its real frustum on the plan, so you see the shot before it exists.
Send the layout. You get back photoreal stills from every camera you placed, plus the plan as a PDF.
Click an object on the left to place it. Drag to move, R to rotate, Delete to remove.
Open the plannerNo. The planner is a drag-and-drop top view with a metric grid. Most people produce a usable layout on their first try in a few minutes.
Photoreal stills from each camera you placed, at 3000 px on the long edge, plus the 2D plan as a dimensioned PDF you can hand to the crew on site.
Yes. Tell us the sizes and finishes you actually rent and we load them into the catalogue as your own item set, so what you lay out is what you own.
Yes, and it stays free. Laying out a plan, saving it and exporting the image costs nothing. You only pay when you ask for photoreal renders.
Two working days for up to four cameras. Rush turnaround is available.
Covers, circulation and sightlines — before you buy the furniture
Footprint, planting and sun angle — before the render
Walls, furniture and the view from the door
Every piece of equipment draws the clearance it needs
Sightlines, screen distance and capacity in one pass
Island, corner and inline stands with real booth dimensions
Gondolas, aisles and sightlines to the till
Machines, free-weight zones and the space each one needs
Pallet positions per square metre, and whether the truck turns
Beds, paving and planting at mature size
Panel count, orientation and what the chimney shades
Headcount per floor, honestly calculated
No planner here — send the model, get the shots