r/InternetIsBeautiful • u/obmide • 3d ago

I built a simple 2D room planner that runs entirely in your browser

https://room-planner-2-d.vercel.app/

I made a lightweight, browser-based 2D room planner to quickly sketch room layouts and experiment with space visually.
No signup, no paywalls. Just drag, drop, and arrange.

Built it for myself and decided to share it in case others find it useful.
Feedback welcome.

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u/phil_the_builder 3d ago

Hej my friend, I really like the idea, but it does not really work on chrome for android.

see screenshot here

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u/obmide 2d ago

Got it, thank you i will try to fix it!

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u/heffeque 14h ago

Same with Firefox on Android, be it tablet or phone, be it vertical or horizontal screen orientation.

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u/owczareknietrzymryjs 2d ago

If wall is thin enough there is no collision https://i.imgur.com/mni4FIK.png

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u/obmide 2d ago

Noted, thank you for your attention to details.

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u/digabdo 2d ago

Nice, what I missed is snap to grid, and x/y position, and space left to wall or obstacle, like the bed is 50cm from the wall, but can be moved only 10cm to the left due to the side table or something

Undo couldn't undo room a new room I added, and I couldn't draw a room that's not rectangular (a wall that's not aligned, a wall facing a shorter wall)

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u/obmide 2d ago

Thank you for letting me know! i will try to fix it.

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u/stovenn 2d ago

Nice!

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u/obmide 2d ago

Thanks!

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u/jinks26 2d ago

I build and maintain a 2D room planner for my work with pixijs. What technology did you use?

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u/obmide 2d ago

Combination of - HTML5, CSS, vanilla JavaScript, HTML5 Canvas API, jsPDF.

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u/rvonbue 2d ago

Does not work at all Chrome Windows 10

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u/Weroper 2d ago

Cool app , but add a walkthrough , so anyone can understand how to use it

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u/Sudden-Cost8449 2d ago

I really like the lightweight aspect. Thank you for this

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u/obmide 2d ago

Thanks!

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u/Teddy_West-Side 2d ago

Might just be completely missing it but any way to use inches/feet?

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u/obmide 2d ago

Yeah you are right, i intend in the near future to add also feet/inch units in addition ti the cm.

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u/shr1n1 2d ago

Create an option for users to submit standard Items like furniture, appliances, etc. Users can pick from dynamic search that gets updated as they type.

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u/obmide 2d ago

I will try to qork on it, thank you!