Simple store layout maker

Get started with EdrawMax, an easy-to-use and beginner-friendly store layout maker. Produce scaled store plans using EdrawMax’s free templates and vector-enabled symbols.

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Simple store layout maker

Free store layout templates from EdrawMax

Retail Store Layout Design
Retail Store Layout Plan
Skincare Store Layout
Floor Layout for Consultation Firms
Retail Store Layout Floor Plan
Grid Store Layout
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Why Use EdrawMax Store Layout Maker?

20,000+ user-generated templates catalog

Explore a vast range of store layout samples from the EdrawMax template community. Choose one that matches your property and design it however you like. Take advantage of vector-enabled store-specific symbols and clipart to introduce attention to detail.

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Design and scale store layouts easily

EdrawMax toolkit supports abundant resources, from graphic assistance to design elements, and scaling properties. It helps you build stores with the correct proportions and physical dimensions. Plus, it leverages decorative elements to see what complements the space.

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Export diagrams in 10+ formats

The store layouts are more accessible and shareable now! EdrawMax supports several export formats, including Visio, PNG, JPG, and PPT. So, download your work, show it to your social media friends, and edit it on the desired platforms.

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Design from anywhere, anytime

Don’t worry about switching devices anymore as EdrawMax offers cross-platform support. You can access it on Linux, macOS, Android, Windows, and iOS. Not enough? It has an online version to edit diagrams on the go.

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What our users say

Gavin Porter, Small Business Owner
I’m honestly no Picasso when it comes to design, and I used to spend way too much time faffing around with expensive software that felt like it required a PhD to use. Wondershare’s layout maker has been a total lifesaver for my shop’s promotional flyers and social posts. It’s basically plug-and-play. I can knock out a professional-looking layout in ten minutes flat while I’m having my morning coffee, and it doesn't look like some cheap DIY job. If you’re a solo founder wearing twenty different hats, this tool is a massive weight off your shoulders.
Chris Nguyen, Co-Founder
We were opening our third location and didn't want to wing it like we did the first two times. I needed a way to maximize every square inch because rent in this neighborhood is insane. This software is legit. It’s super intuitive—I didn't even have to watch a tutorial to get the hang of it. I could visualize the shelving heights and the counter placement perfectly. It's basically like playing SimCity but for my actual livelihood. If you're trying to scale and need your stores to look tight, this is the way to go.
Emily Dawson, Operations Lead
Our old shop floor was a bit of a shambles, to be fair. People were getting bottlenecked at the tills and missing half the displays. I had a crack at this layout maker to see if we could sort the "customer journey" out. It’s dead easy to use. Managed to reconfigure the whole layout on my laptop and the difference in footfall flow is night and day. It’s not just about looking pretty; it actually helped us shift more units because people aren't bumping into each other anymore. Top marks.

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FAQs about store layout maker

  • Common layouts include grid, loop, and free-flow designs. The grid layout uses parallel aisles to maximize product display, while the loop (or racetrack) design guides customers along a specific path. Free-flow layouts offer the most flexibility, encouraging shoppers to wander and discover items at their own pace without restrictions.
  • The decompression zone is the first few feet inside the entrance where customers transition from the outside world. Keeping this area open and clutter-free allows shoppers to adjust to the environment, scan the layout, and feel comfortable before they begin browsing products and making important purchasing decisions.
  • Layout design dictates the path customers take, influencing how much of the store they see. By strategically placing high-demand items at the back, retailers encourage shoppers to pass other products, increasing impulse buys. A well-planned flow prevents congestion and ensures a smooth, logical journey for every visitor.
  • Lighting plays a crucial role in highlighting specific products and creating a desired mood. Bright lights can make a space feel energetic and clean, while soft lighting creates a cozy atmosphere. Strategic illumination guides the eye toward key displays, improves product visibility, and can even influence how long customers stay.
  • Choosing the right layout depends on your products and brand identity. Grocery stores benefit from efficient grid layouts, while boutiques might prefer free-flow designs to encourage exploration. Consider your target audience, the amount of inventory you carry, and the type of shopping experience you want to provide your customers.
  • Cross-merchandising involves placing complementary products from different categories together to encourage additional sales. For example, placing wine near the cheese section or batteries next to electronics reminds customers of items they might need. This strategy improves the shopping experience by making it more convenient and increasing the average transaction value.

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