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How it works

From your room measurements to a plan your builder can follow.

Setout Kitchen is a 3D kitchen planner that starts from a layout template and your own measurements. You arrange real-size cabinets and appliances, the layout checks tell you what will not fit, and the drawings and the realistic image come off the same model, so they cannot disagree.

  1. 1RoomAbout a minute
  2. 2ArrangeExact dimensions and layout checks
  3. 3FinishesAs many times as you like
  4. 4PlanBefore the wiring is closed up
  5. 5RenderFront, corner or any angle you choose
How it works

Tell it. Draft. Finishes. Plan. Render.

Five stages, one model. Choose a layout, enter measurements, arrange units, and explore finishes before exporting your plan. Nothing is redrawn between stages, so nothing can drift.

Step 1 of 5

Choose a layout and measure your room

Start with a straight, L, U, galley or island template. Enter room width, depth and ceiling height, then position doors and windows. Use millimetres, centimetres, metres, inches or feet and inches.

  • Five editable starter layouts
  • Enter your own measurements

About a minute

Room
Wall A400cm
Wall B280cm
Ceiling250cm
Units
Or start from your sketch: enter its dimensions and the room on screen becomes your room.

The picture you approve and the sheet your builder works from come off the same model, so they cannot disagree.

Start with a layout

A starting point for your kitchen. Every detail yours to change.

Explore five layouts from the studio editor. Choose a template from your dashboard, enter your measurements, and adjust the cabinets and appliances to suit your room. See each change in the plan, elevations and 3D view.

  • Make it your room

    Enter room dimensions, then position doors and windows.

  • Place what you need

    Move cabinets in the plan and edit their exact sizes.

  • Check the layout

    Review overlaps, walkway widths and clearance warnings.

  • Take the plan with you

    Print a PDF with dimensions, elevations and a unit schedule.

Open kitchen editor

Free to plan for 1 month. Sign in with Google to start; projects are saved to your account, and you can download a backup at any time.

Explore the starter layouts

L-shape · 4.6 × 3.6 m example

Two connected runs with an open side. Preview only; choose your template when creating a project.

What you take away

Three things, from one model.

  • A dimensioned floor plan

    Every unit with its code and width, the gaps between them, sink and hob cut-outs, door swings and the markers that point to each elevation.

    See the plan
  • Wall elevations

    One sheet per wall, viewed from inside the room: worktop and tile heights, wall cabinets, the hood, and every service point at its height.

    See an elevation
  • A realistic image

    Your 3D view turned into a photograph in the theme you choose, with the layout and your finishes carried through. One credit per image.

    See real examples

Planning, the checks, the plan and the elevations are free for 1 month. The realistic image costs one credit, and the free plan includes one so you can judge it on your own kitchen. See pricing.

Questions

The wall is still bare. That is the good news.

Build it here first — the room, every appliance, the finishes you are weighing up — and walk into the conversation with your builder holding a photograph and a plan instead of a description. Start with your room and make it your own.

Your kitchen starts here

Sign in with Google to open your studio and start a kitchen project.

Start designing free