Design your gym yourself, or have us design it for you.
Use the free 3D gym designer to lay out your own space in about ten minutes, or send us the room and your goals and get a finished layout, equipment list and budget back.
A 26-second look at designing a gym in 3D Gym Planner: draw the room, place real equipment to scale and walk through the result.
Designing a gym used to mean hiring a designer or guessing. Now there are two sensible paths, and the right one depends on how much of the thinking you want to do yourself.
Both start in the same place: your actual room, drawn to scale, with real equipment in it.
Option 1: design it yourself, free
The 3D gym designer is a free browser tool. Draw the room, place racks, benches, machines and flooring from a catalogue of 250+ pieces, and see right away whether it fits. When you like it, save it, share the link, or walk through it in first person.
This is the right path if you know roughly what you want and need to know whether it fits, or you want to compare two arrangements before buying.
Option 2: get expert help
If you would rather not start from a blank room, send us the dimensions, photos, your goals and a budget. We design the layout in 3D, choose equipment for how you train, and hand back a plan you can walk through, with an itemised list and a suggested order to buy in.
That also suits gym owners and facility managers who want a layout in front of stakeholders quickly.
What a gym design should include
A to-scale floor plan with every piece in place and walkways that work. A 3D view so you and anyone else involved can see the room. An equipment list with real prices that fits the budget. And a plan for the unglamorous parts: flooring, storage, power for cardio and where the doors swing.
Whichever path you choose, that is the standard to aim for. The planner produces all of it from one layout.
How it works
- Draw the room — Enter the walls, ceiling height and any doors, windows or obstacles. Start from a template or a blank rectangle — L-shaped and custom rooms work too.
- Place real equipment — Drag racks, benches, machines and flooring from a catalogue of 250+ pieces, each built to its published width, depth and height. Overlaps and clearance problems light up as you place.
- Walk through it — Orbit the 3D view or walk it in first person, check the budget, then save or share the link. All free, in the browser, no install.
Questions
What does a gym designer do?
A gym designer plans the layout, equipment mix, flooring and flow of a gym so the space works for how it will be used. For a home gym that means fitting the right equipment in a real room; for a commercial gym it adds member flow and station counts.
Do I need a professional to design my gym?
Not necessarily. Many people design their own with a 3D tool and spot problems before buying. A professional helps most when the space is awkward, the budget is large, or you would rather hand the planning off.
How does the expert help service work?
You tell us about your space, goals, budget and timeline. We build the layout in 3D Gym Planner, send you an interactive link and an itemised equipment list, and revise it with you until it's right.
Is the 3D gym designer free?
Yes. Designing your own gym in the planner costs nothing and needs no account. The expert help service is separate; contact us for details.
Can it handle commercial gyms?
Yes. Rooms can be rectangles or custom shapes, and the catalogue includes commercial machines and racks, so you can test station counts, spacing and flow.