Draw the closet.
Hand over the cut list.
Measure the room, lay the run out in 3D, and walk out with a cut list the shop can work from. Every dimension on screen is the dimension that gets cut — nothing gets redrawn in a second program.
Runs in the browser · No account · Nothing to install
One tool from tape measure to table saw
Everything between the site visit and the shop, without leaving the page.
Any room, drawn as it is
Reach-in, walk-in, or drag out the real outline when the room is L-shaped. Place the door so the layout knows which way you walk in.
A real 3D designer
Towers, shelves, rods, drawers and doors — drag them in, resize by grabbing edges, and see the run the way the client will.
A 2D elevation that edits
A dimensioned front view with the same drag-and-drop as the 3D scene. Move a shelf in either one; it is the same design.
Cut list, grouped for the saw
Every panel by size, thickness and finish with quantities — side panels, decks, toe kicks, wall fillers. Print it or save the PDF.
A builder’s rules, enforced
Shelf spans, corner clearances, drawer collisions: the layout engine flags what a crew would refuse to build, while you are still drawing.
Measurements that talk shop
Fractions to the sixteenth, the way a tape reads. Type 24 3/8 or 24.375 — switch the display any time, the numbers never drift.
Three steps, one set of numbers
The number you measure is the number on the drawing is the number on the cut list.
- 1
Shape the room
Pick reach-in or walk-in, or drag the corners until the outline matches the site. Set the ceiling, place the door.
- 2
Lay out the run
Start from a suggested layout or an empty room. Drop in towers and fittings; the rules engine watches the spans and corners.
- 3
Hand over the cut list
Panels grouped by size, thickness and finish, with a drawing of each wall. The shop cuts; nothing gets re-measured.
It knows what a melamine shelf can actually do
These limits come from a working closet builder, not from defaults picked to look tidy. They are wired into the layout engine — the same constants drive the app and this page.
Section width
Past 30″ a loaded melamine shelf sags. The planner adds a section rather than exceed it — a hard ceiling, not a preference.
Corner clearance
Run hanging straight into a corner and the last foot of rod is unreachable. One run wins the corner; the other stops short and fillers close the gap.
Real stock
Built to 5⁄8″ melamine with a 3.5″ toe kick — the material actually on the rack, never rounded to nicer numbers.
Priced like the tool of trade it is
One closet sold covers the month. Every tier is free during early access — the prices below switch on when cloud accounts launch.
Designer
per month · 1 designer
- ✓Full 3D designer and 2D elevation
- ✓Every module: towers, drawers, doors, fillers
- ✓Client-ready quotations from the design
- ✓Designs saved to your account
Studio
Early accessper month · up to 2 designers
- ✓Everything in Designer
- ✓Cut lists, grouped for the saw
- ✓Print and PDF export for the shop
- ✓Two seats, one shared job list
Workshop
per month · 2–8 designers
- ✓Everything in Studio
- ✓Up to eight designers on one account
- ✓Shared library of modules and jobs
- ✓Priority support
Everything above is free while we build — no card, no trial clock. Pricing starts when cloud accounts do, and we’ll say so first.
Fair questions
Do I need to install anything?+
No. ClosetRight runs entirely in the browser, on the machine you already carry to the site visit. Open the designer and start drawing.
Where are my designs saved?+
In your browser, on this device — no account needed. Cloud accounts with sync are what the paid tiers ship with; until then, stick to one browser for a job.
Can it handle a walk-in or an L-shaped room?+
Yes. Reach-ins and walk-ins are one click, and for anything else you drag the room’s real outline corner by corner and place the door on the wall it lives on.
What material does it assume?+
Job defaults are 5⁄8″ melamine at a 16″ run depth, and every tower can override thickness, depth and finish on its own. The cut list groups panels by thickness, so mixed stock stays separated.
Draw one and see.
The designer opens on an empty room. If it saves your crew one re-measured wall, it has paid for itself — and it’s free.
Start a closet