How to check Vastu on your floor plan
- Add your plan. Choose a JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF floor plan. It is processed in your browser and never uploaded.
- Set north. Tap the plan’s north arrow (tail, then tip), pick a quick direction, or enter the angle.
- Mark the outline. Tap the outer corners of the home. The centre (Brahmasthan) is calculated from the outline; you can drag it.
- Choose a grid. Switch between 8 directions, 16 zones, 32 entrance padas, or the 3×3 Vastu grid.
- Place rooms. Pick a room type and tap its middle on the plan. Each room is rated by zone, and the entrance gets a 32-pada reading.
- Save or share. Export an annotated PNG, print a report, or open the result in the Vastu Checker.
What makes this floor plan tool different
- Private by design. Many plan analyzers upload your home’s layout to a server. This one does all the work in your browser.
- Free full result. Zone overlay, room ratings, 32-pada entrance and the exportable image are all free — no credits or report fee.
- Honest about automation. We don’t pretend to auto-detect rooms. You place them; the geometry is then exact.
- See where a room fits. Select a room type and every zone lights up green, amber or red for that room before you place it.
Getting an accurate result
Two inputs decide everything: north and the outline. A north arrow drawn by hand on a sale brochure can be off by 10–20°, so if a room lands near a zone boundary, confirm north on-site with the online Vastu compass or the map direction finder. For flats, outline only your flat — not the whole building or the plot.
Read the room-by-room guides for what each rating means in practice: kitchen, bedroom, toilet, main entrance and pooja room.