Draw a room
The room closes into a polygon and becomes editable immediately.
Web-based lighting design for homes
Draw rooms, test lighting and export real products from the same plan.
Lightingdesigner.io combines floor plan import, room-specific lux targets, real LED products, furniture lighting and export-ready documentation into a single workflow.
- PDF and image floor plans for a full apartment or a single room
- Lux calculations, heatmaps and room-type recommendation ranges
- Product-level spots, LED strips, profiles and furniture lighting
Import planPDF or image
Heatmap & luxRoom-based estimate
Finish the planPDF, products, and a shareable result
Built specifically for residential lighting design, not just generic interior planning.
Brings products + lux + controls + documentation into one workflow.
Works both room by room and as a whole property flow.
App in action
See instantly how the lighting looks
In the app, you can draw the floor plan, rooms, luminaires, furniture, and lux data in the same view.
Video
Watch a short intro video
An embedded video helps visitors understand the core idea quickly before opening the full app.
Micro animations
How the app is used in practice
These 2–5 second loops show the core planner actions without forcing the visitor to open the full app right away.
Upload your own floor plan
Import a PDF or image before tracing rooms and lighting on top.
Upload plan
Add a light
A fixture or LED line drops into the room and the effect appears right away.
Add furniture
Furniture stays in the same plan and can also drive furniture lighting logic.
Filter luminaires
Filters narrow the catalog quickly to the right downlights, profiles, or furniture lights.
Black
CCT
TRIAC
What you can finish
Everything important in one easy workflow
You do not need one tool for floor plans, another for lux, and a third for product lists. The key steps stay together from the first room to the final output.
Import a PDF or image, trace the rooms, and continue directly into design without extra setup.
Downlights, LED strips, profiles, and furniture lighting stay in one shared room view.
See lighting levels and room-type target ranges while you change placement.
The finished plan can be shared as a PDF and the selected products stay attached to the same project.
You can see the running product cost of the project at all times, with spots, LED strips, profiles, and control gear grouped room by room.
Request a quote for the products directly from a lighting supplier. A simple way to budget project costs. (More suppliers will be added gradually.)
Features
All the essential lighting tools in one easy place
Import plans, draw rooms on top
Import a full-property PDF or image, trace rooms on top and continue with detailed room design.
Lux in the right context
Room types, target ranges, furniture, indirect light and cabinet lighting all feed the same estimate.
Real products, real groups
Select spots, LED strips, profiles and control products from a product-aware catalog instead of building the room from disconnected notes.
Furniture lighting included
Plinths, task lighting and top-of-cabinet lighting are part of the lighting model and the grouped control view.
Downlights at product level
Shape, finish, control mode, beam, CRI and color temperature belong inside the design flow.
Profiles by use case
Direct, indirect, surface, recessed, wall-mounted and furniture-mounted logic drives product selection before drawing starts.
Workflow
Move quickly from the first room to a finished plan
Import a floor plan or start clean
Design a single room or a full property. Scale can be calibrated later using one known wall dimension.
Define rooms and purpose
Room type drives recommendation ranges, auto suggestions and makes the design easier to understand for the customer.
Add lighting and furniture
Downlights, LED lines, furniture and furniture lighting stay in the same visual model.
Export PDF, products and the final result
Room-specific views, recommended lux ranges, grouped outputs, product lists and a shareable result come from the same plan.
What it is used for
An easy way to understand home lighting before making decisions
Single-room planning
Try different lighting ideas quickly for a kitchen, living room, bedroom, or workspace.
Whole-home planning
Import the full property floor plan and go through each room inside the same project.
Comparing alternatives
See how luminaires, LED strips, furniture, and lighting levels change the final feel.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I import a PDF floor plan?
Yes. You can import a PDF or image floor plan, draw rooms on top and continue room by room.
Does the app calculate lux or is it just visual?
The app calculates lux estimates, heatmaps and room-type recommendation ranges. It is not just a visual planner.
Can the plan be shared forward?
Yes. The same project can generate room-specific PDFs, product breakdowns, and a shareable final result.
Does it support furniture and task lighting?
Yes. Plinth lighting, task lights and top-of-cabinet lighting are included in the model and in grouped controls.
Ready to try it?
Open the planner and continue from there.
The current beta uses a browser-side session. Real Google and Apple SSO will be connected with backend auth in production.