Free evacuation plan maker
Create an evacuation plan that clearly shows the You Are Here point, primary and secondary escape routes, emergency exits, fire equipment, and assembly points. EdrawMax provides editable templates and symbols for offices, schools, homes, and other facilities.
Why Use EdrawMax Evacuation plan Generator?
Get inspired by professional templates
Explore the vast template community of EdrawMax and get inspired by over 10,000 free templates including a wide range of professionally designed evacuations plans. Get started with your work without a hitch or copy elements from other evacuation plans for your own use.
Customize at will with an intuitive UI
Enjoy a seamless experience on our simple, clean, MS Office-like interface. Drag and drop symbols from our massive library with 26,000 symbols. And don’t forget to save elements in your personal libraries for future use.
Work from anywhere, anytime
View and edit your evacuation plans at any place and on any device, as EdrawMax is available on Windows, MacOS, Linux and the Web, allowing you to collaborate, make updates, and access plans from any device with an internet connection.
Export evacuation plans in a format you like
Export in a format you like. Choose from a dozen of options including JPG and PDF or editable formats like Visio, Word or PowerPoint. Enjoy the flexibility and convenience of exporting your plans in the format that best fits your requirements.
A lower price for a more user-friendly tool.
Design your evacuation plans using EdrawMax to enjoy a budget-friendly yet intuitive tool. In addition to a free version, EdrawMax also offers premium plans more affordable than expensive CAD software, making it ideal for both individuals and organizations mindful of their budgets.
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FAQs About EdrawMax Evacuation Plan Tools
What is an evacuation plan and why is it necessary?⌄
An evacuation plan is a documented strategy for moving people to safety during emergencies such as fire, flood, earthquake, or another hazard. It reduces confusion by showing escape routes, exits, assembly points, and key safety information.
What is the difference between primary and secondary exit routes?⌄
The primary route is the preferred path to safety. A secondary route is an alternative in case the primary route is blocked by smoke, fire, debris, or another hazard.
What should be included on a posted evacuation map?⌄
A posted evacuation map should clearly show the You Are Here location, primary and alternate exit routes, emergency exits, fire equipment where relevant, and the designated assembly point.
Where should evacuation maps be posted?⌄
Place them where occupants can easily see them, such as entrances, corridors, stairwells, elevator lobbies, common areas, and other high-traffic locations.
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