Free online walk-in closet planner: draft to your dimensions — a dedicated room, a bedroom corner or a former pantry. Check zoning and aisles in 3D, and the photorealistic design with rods, shelves and shoe racks is generated by AI.
Liked a shelving unit, dresser or ready wardrobe module in a catalog? Photograph it — AI builds its 3D model with accurate geometry. Place it in your wardrobe plan and see how it fits — before you order or talk to a salesperson.
The tools cover the full project cycle — from a room draft and zoning to a photorealistic render with infill. The project is neutral: assemble it from any system — wire, frame-based or laminated MDF.
UniqueCreate a wardrobe design online in two ways: render finish with lighting and fronts from your draft, or design by photo — upload a shot of your pantry or corner and AI shows what wardrobe it could become. Before/after side by side in a single generation.
Room, niche, bedroom corner or a former pantry. Draw the wardrobe online yourself for free: enter wall dimensions, door opening and swing direction, switches and outlets — the planner builds the plan accounting for all obstacles.
Map storage zones on the plan: where the long rods for coats and dresses go, where the two-tier short rods live, where knitwear shelves, shoes and the mezzanine for suitcases sit. Concrete rods, shelves, drawers and shoe racks appear in the photorealistic AI render.
Free 3D walk-in closet planner online with a first-person walk. Check before assembly: is there enough aisle between zones, does the door open, does the chosen rack fit — from the catalog or extracted from a photo.
You can make a wardrobe project online yourself for free in 30 minutes — from blank canvas to a photorealistic render with lighting and fronts.
Options: pantry (1.2×1.5 m), a corridor dead-end, a corner or end wall of a bedroom, a niche under stairs. Measure: walls and ceiling height, door opening and swing direction, switch and outlet for lighting. Minimum for a standalone wardrobe room — 1.2×1.5 m.
Aisle between racks — 80 cm+, so drawers open and you can turn with clothes in hand. Door — outward-opening or sliding. From a pantry — plan a vent grille in the door, or you'll get odor.
On the plan, mark: where the long rods (coats, dresses — from 150 cm high) go, where the two-tier short rods (shirts, trousers), where knitwear shelves, shoes, mezzanine for suitcases. The linear-meters calculator below suggests proportions.
Switch to 3D — walk through the wardrobe, verify you can reach the top rod, drawers open. Download the plan as PDF for a woodworker or DIY assembly, plus a photorealistic render with lighting and fronts.
Six typical configurations for different rooms and scenarios. Open the template you need, adjust to your dimensions, place rods and shelves — the editor adapts to the geometry.
The most common scenario: 1.5–2 m² in a former pantry. U-shape infill on three walls, door opens outward or curtain instead. Ventilation is mandatory — grille in the door or vent, or clothes will smell.
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Best for a bedroom: infill on two perpendicular walls, entry on the diagonal. Saves the corner, keeps the sleeping zone free. Works well with a sliding door.
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60 cm deep plus a sliding door or open fronts. Effectively a built-in wardrobe across the wall — you can't dress inside, but linear meters of storage are max at min area.
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A dedicated room from 3 m²: infill along three walls, at 4 m² you can add an island dresser with drawers, full-length mirror and pouf. A real wardrobe you walk into — hotel-style.
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Split 1.2–1.5 m of the bedroom's end wall with a solid partition, drywall or industrial-loft glass. The wardrobe is physically part of the bedroom — bedroom-specific tips live on the bedroom planner page.
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Loft-style metal-and-wood racks as part of the interior. Plus — spacious and visually light. Honest minus: dust settles on clothes, requires constant tidiness.
Open templateFive norms — the same ones woodworkers and system manufacturers apply. AI-fill already knows these numbers, but it's useful to understand the logic yourself.
Shelf and rod depth for hangers — 55–60 cm. Less and clothing shoulders will jam the door. A cross-wise rod needs only 40 cm.
Long-clothing rod (coats, dresses, formal wear) — 150–160 cm above the floor. Shirts and trousers — 100 cm. Two-tier short rods = 200 cm total height.
Knitwear shelves — 30–35 cm high, 40 cm deep: a stack of 6–8 folded T-shirts or sweaters fits without pressure from above.
Shoes on angled shelves — 20–25 cm per pair, heels — on a separate higher shelf. Floor storage doesn't count — dust and cluttered aisle.
Mezzanine for seasonal — 45 cm high per suitcase, accessed with a stool or folding ladder. Aisle between racks — at least 80 cm.
Manufacturers count the price of a system — we count how much storage you need to fit everything. Count the family's wardrobe by categories and the planner instantly shows meters of rods and shoe shelves to plan for.
Estimate based on average item sizes on standard hangers. Large builds add 15–20% rod length. For knitwear count separately: 60 cm shelf = 8–10 stacks at 30 cm height.
A wardrobe is part of a bigger project. Usually it embeds into a bedroom or hallway — start with those pages if you're planning a wardrobe as a zone, not a standalone room.
Bed, wardrobe, lighting
OpenStorage, shoes, mirrors
OpenCabinet layout, work triangle
OpenAny living room
OpenToilet, fixtures, tile
OpenRest and guest zones
OpenBy child's age
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Manufacturer configurators assemble a rack from their baskets and shelves brilliantly — but only theirs, and 'send us the project for a quote' at the end. We do the essentials before that — plus close what they don't cover.
More. Our online wardrobe planner isn't tied to one factory's catalog — assemble the project from wire system, metal-frame or laminated MDF corpus. Factory configurators only work with their own baskets and shelves.
More. You measured yourself following our steps — and you're already working on the project. No one comes over, no pressure to buy 15 minutes after submitting.
More. Configurators assemble a rack against 1–3 walls. We plan the room: door and its swing side, aisle, lighting and outlets. The wardrobe is seen in the context of the whole apartment.
More. Liked a rack or dresser in a store — photograph it, AI builds a 3D model. Place it in your wardrobe plan before ordering. Configurators only work with their own catalog.
More. Photorealistic render: fronts, mirrors, shelf lighting, rug, ambient. Or a photo of an existing wardrobe → redraw in a new style. A configurator only shows a bare assembly schema.
The second common dilemma after bathtub vs shower. Assembles quickly in the planner: lay out both options, view in 3D and decide on numbers.
Build both options in the planner, compare capacity and aisles in 3D — the choice becomes obvious.
Compare in 3D →Real wardrobe projects our AI creates in seconds.
The project lives in your account and opens from any device. Download a PDF with the infill spec — for a woodworker, MDF assembler or wire-system store. Or a PNG design render — for family and designer.
What people say who've already designed their wardrobe in our designer.
«Converted a pantry into a 1.8 m² wardrobe. Long hesitated: feared nothing would fit — ~70 items plus shoes. Counted linear meters in the planner — came out to 3.5 m of rods and 2.7 m of shoes. Laid it out on three walls in a U-shape, everything fit with room to spare.»
«Argument with husband: sliding cabinet or wardrobe behind a partition in the bedroom. Built both, viewed in 3D — the wardrobe gives +40% capacity at the same area. Plus you can dress without waking. Went with the wardrobe with loft-glass partition.»
«I design interiors for clients. They often want a 'spacious wardrobe' with no sense of what that means in meters. I show linear meters on tablet for their actual clothing count — instantly clear whether 3 m² suffice or 4.5 m² needed. Saves two meetings.»
«Building our house, planned a 4 m² wardrobe with an island. Assembled in the planner, extraction let me try a specific system from an IKEA-style store. Showed my wife in 3D — verified the rack fits, the door opens and there's room by the mirror. Ordered without meeting a salesperson.»
All basic functions — drafting, catalog infill, 3D, linear-meters calculator — free forever. You only pay for AI design with finish and unique features.
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