Plan a garden or yard by placing trees, plants, paths and features on a layout canvas. Space plants for mature growth, try different schemes, and export your design. Undo/redo and save included.
Plan a garden or yard with a simple drag-and-drop designer — place plants, paths and features before you dig.
A garden is easier to change on screen than in the soil. Our free landscape designer lets you sketch your plot and arrange trees, beds, paths, lawns and features on a layout grid, so you can see how the space will mature before you commit time, plants and money to it.
Good landscaping is about relationships — sun and shade, height and spacing, movement and rest. Planning the layout first helps you give plants room to grow, place seating where you'll actually use it, and route paths that make sense. It turns a vague wish for "a nicer garden" into a plan you can build in stages.
Position greenery with real spacing so plants have room to grow.
Lay out paths, beds, lawns and seating to plan how you'll move and relax.
Rearrange freely and compare different garden ideas in minutes.
No account, no cost — plan gardens of any size in your browser.
Start with the boundaries of your yard, then place features where they make sense: a tree for shade, beds along a sunny fence, a path linking the door to the seating area. Because you can move everything freely, it's easy to try two or three completely different schemes and pick the one that feels right.
Yes, it is completely free with no sign-up and no limit on the number of designs.
No. The drag-and-drop tool is made for homeowners planning their own gardens.
Yes. You can set your own plot size and design gardens and yards of any scale.
Absolutely — rearrange elements freely and compare several schemes before choosing.