Design a seating chart online for a classroom, wedding, banquet, theatre or arena. Start blank or from a template, then download it as PNG, PDF or editable JSON.
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Full precision editing needs a laptop or desktop. On a phone you can browse templates, start a chart and open charts saved in that browser.
Every template opens in the same maker. Change the rows, tables, labels and capacity until it matches your room. These are layouts — the maker does not import guest or student lists.
ClassroomDESKS · ROWS
Wedding receptionROUNDS · TOP TABLE
Wedding ceremonyROWS · AISLE
Banquet roundsTABLES · GALA
TheatreCURVED ROWS · LEVELS
AuditoriumFAN ROWS · LECTURE
Arena / stadiumSECTIONS · BOWL
Festival / GASTANDING · BLOCKS
Browsing by room instead? Free seating chart templates by family — theater, arena, stadium, auditorium, concert and banquet.
Start from a room template or a blank canvas, arrange the layout, and download an editable file. The room type determines the best starting template.
Start from the reception layout for round tables and a top table, or the ceremony layout for rows with a centre aisle. Rename every table, move it, and change how many places it seats until the plan matches the room your venue gave you.
The classroom template is the plainest layout in the catalog on purpose: equal desks in rows, nothing to undo before you start. Add or remove rows to match the room, split them around a walkway, and edit each desk label directly.
It works the same way for training rooms and exam halls. Print the result as a PDF for the door, or keep the editable JSON and adjust it next term.
Banquet rounds, gala dinners and conference floors start from round tables you can duplicate across the room, mixed with rows, booths or a general-admission block where the floor is not seated.
Sections and categories keep sponsor tables, VIP tables and general seating visually distinct, and multi-floor charts export one PDF page per floor.
Theatre, auditorium and arena rooms need curved and segmented rows, tiers and accessibility marks — all of which are ordinary tools here rather than an upgrade. Start from the Grand Theatre, a fan-shaped auditorium or an arena bowl and reshape it.
A supported chart can also open in an optional 3D view of the venue, and later become live seat selection on your own site through the SDK.
Whatever you call it, nothing here needs an account: design the room, save it in this browser, and download PNG, PDF or editable JSON.
A structured chart — rows, sections, tables, labels, accessibility marks and floors — not a picture of boxes. Take the presentation you need now and keep the editable file for later.
Export a clean, high-resolution image without editor controls or private reference layers.
Choose A4 or Letter; each floor receives a page suitable for review or print.
Download the complete chart document and reopen it later or take it anywhere.
Use curved or segmented rows, accessibility marks, zones, and floors when the room needs them. To describe a room instead of drawing it, use the AI seating chart generator in the Designer; every revision is reviewed before publication.
Open the maker — no account. Choose the closest layout or an empty canvas.
Add and move rows, tables, booths, sections, shapes and general-admission areas.
Name the chart; edit row, section, table and seat labels; add free text.
PNG, PDF or JSON — or save to My charts in this browser and finish later.
The free maker can model design layouts, including GA areas. For production sales, SeatLayer requires reserved or assigned seating; GA capacity is supported only inside a reserved-seat chart, not as a pure-GA or chartless event.
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