Free kitchen layout planner
Lay out your kitchenand see if the island fits.
Cona is a free 3D planner you can use to lay out a kitchen in your browser. Draw the room to its real dimensions, then open Tools and choose Kitchen: base, wall, corner and tall cabinets, islands, sink cabinets, a range, an oven and hob, a fridge, a dishwasher, a range hood, and complete 3 m and 5 m kitchen runs. Place them, see true to scale how much room is left to walk, and look from the doorway in 3D. It is a layout tool: these pieces are built-in planning blocks, not products you order. No sign-up to start.
Free · true to scale · cabinets, islands and appliances built in

Island with seating

Galley
Free ✦L-shaped
How it works
A kitchen layout, in three steps
Draw the room to size
Type the real wall lengths, then place the doors and windows. The window usually decides where the sink goes, and the doors decide where a tall cabinet cannot.
Open Tools, then Kitchen
Tap a piece to add it, then move, turn or delete it like furniture. Start from a complete kitchen run or build it from base, wall, corner and tall cabinets, an island, a sink cabinet, a range or oven and hob, a fridge, a dishwasher and a range hood.
Check the gaps in 3D
Measure the aisle between the island and the counter, look from the doorway, and see whether the fridge door has room to open. Then add real stools, a dining table and lighting from the catalog.
Galley, L or island
Try the shapes before you choose one
Drop in a 3 m run along one wall, a second run opposite it for a galley, or a corner cabinet to turn it into an L. Then add an island, with or without a seating overhang, and see what is left of the floor. Moving a run is one drag, so comparing three layouts takes minutes.
What it is, and what it is not
A layout check, not a cabinet order
Tools, then Kitchen, has 114 pieces in eight groups: base, corner, wall and tall cabinets, islands, appliances, shelving and complete kitchen sets. They are generic, true-to-size planning pieces, which is what you need to decide between a galley, an L and an island before you talk to a kitchen supplier.
Cona does not sell cabinets, produce quotes, cut lists or plumbing and electrical plans, and it does not check clearances for you: you measure the gaps you care about. What you can buy through Cona is the furniture around the kitchen: stools, dining tables, storage, lighting, a microwave or a compact fridge, each a real product linking to its retailer.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free kitchen layout planner?+
Yes. Cona is free: draw the room to your measurements, open Tools, then Kitchen, place cabinets, an island and appliances, and view the layout in 3D. There are no credits, no watermarks and no account needed to start.
What kitchen pieces are included?+
114 built-in pieces: base, corner, wall and tall cabinets, islands, shelving, six sink cabinets, a fridge and an under-counter fridge, a range, a stove with oven, a built-in oven and hob, a dishwasher, a range hood, a microwave, and complete 3 m and 5 m kitchen runs in three styles.
Can I plan a kitchen island?+
Yes. The Island group has 17 pieces, among them islands with a seating overhang at 1.8 m and 2.4 m, island cabinets and countertops, and an island sink. Place one, then measure the aisle to the counter and look at it from the doorway in 3D.
Can I order the cabinets I place?+
No. The kitchen cabinets and appliances are built-in planning pieces with real-world dimensions, not products for sale, with no price and no retailer. Use them to settle the layout, then take the plan to your kitchen supplier.
Can the AI furnish my kitchen?+
No. Cona AI places a curated set in one tap in living rooms, bedrooms, dorms and a studio, not in kitchens. In a kitchen you place the cabinets and appliances yourself from Tools, then Kitchen, and add stools or a dining table from the catalog.
Can I plan a bathroom too?+
Yes. Tools also has a Bathroom section with 43 pieces: vanities, toilets, showers, bathtubs and bath storage, placed the same way.
How do I check the walkway between the island and the counter?+
Use Measure. In the plan view press M, then Shift-drag a tape from the island to the counter, or drag a box to read an area. Cona does not flag tight gaps by itself, so measure the aisles you care about and then look from the doorway in 3D.
Do I need to sign up?+
No. Draw the room and lay out the kitchen straight away. A free account is only needed to carry the room between devices, to build a phone scan into a 3D room and keep it, or to use Imagine, the photoreal polish.

by Nikita Losenco · Founder & CEO, Cona
Last reviewed October 2026
Your kitchen,laid out to scale.
Draw the room, place the cabinets and the island, and walk it in 3D. Free, no sign-up to start.
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