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Wedding Seating Chart Maker

Generate a to-scale 2D floor plan of your wedding reception — round tables, head table, dance floor, bar, and DJ booth — just by describing it in plain English. Couples and wedding planners use it to map 100+ guests without learning CAD or dragging shapes around a canvas.

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Así funciona

Empieza con un dibujo real.

Describe lo que necesitas y ajústalo conversando.

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Cómo funciona

Tres pasos, sin aprender a usar una herramienta de dibujo.

  1. 01

    Describe lo que necesitas

    Escribe tu solicitud o adjunta una foto o un PDF.

  2. 02

    Revisa el dibujo

    Tu descripción se envía al motor adecuado.

  3. 03

    Ajusta y exporta

    Pide un cambio. Conserva las versiones y exporta el resultado.

Preguntas frecuentes

Preguntas habituales

Can I customize the layout after it's generated?

Yes. Keep chatting to change anything — swap 8-seat tables for 10-seat ones, move the dance floor, add a sweetheart table, or widen the aisles. Each message updates the same floor plan, and you can edit the underlying layout directly in the editor.

How many guests and tables can it handle?

It comfortably plans 100-200+ guests. Just tell it the head count and table size (for example '15 tables of 8') and it lays them out in a grid that fits your room dimensions.

Can I export the seating chart?

Yes. Every floor plan exports as PNG or SVG, so you can print it for the venue, share it with your caterer, or drop it into a wedding planning doc.

Does it use my real venue dimensions?

It does. Give it the room size (for example '26m by 18m') and the plan is drawn to scale, so the tables, dance floor, and walkways reflect what will actually fit.

Is it free?

With a free account, you can create diagrams for free. No credit card is needed. Just type your reception details and the floor plan renders instantly.

¿Qué necesitas representar en un diagrama esta semana?

Un circuito, una secuencia, un sistema. Descríbelo en el editor y elige qué cambiar después.

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