What is Layometry?
Layometry is a 3D tile layout planner that lets you preview walls, floors, and tile patterns before cutting a single piece. Enter real dimensions and the planner renders an accurate 3D view with cut-aware layouts, connected surfaces, niches, openings, and uneven walls. It is built around a simple promise: plan your tile layout before the first cut.
Who it's for
- Tile professionals — validate decisions before cutting and explain the layout to a client.
- Designers and specifiers — check scale, rhythm, and junctions before installation.
- DIY renovators — understand the layout and difficult details without specialist CAD.
Key features
Cut-aware layouts
See the installed piece and waste area with dimensions, so you know how each tile lands before work begins. Connected surfaces let you join walls inline or at 90°, add a floor, and inspect every junction.
Uneven walls and complex elements
Enter four measurements and let wedge-shaped edge cuts absorb the skew of a real wall. Model windows, fixtures, niches, projections, and columns with their tiled faces.
Flexible patterns
Straight, running-bond, and honeycomb layouts are supported, with grid rotation and offsets. An outline can follow L-shaped floors, chamfers, or your own shape with up to 64 corners.
Actionable cut list and exports
Get one grouped list of cut pieces across every project surface. PDF drawings with cut dimensions, a CSV cut list, and a JSON project backup are available after signing in.
What stands out
Words become operations, not a picture — so the numbers on screen and in the report agree.
The AI Builder turns a plain sentence into surfaces, materials, and elements, showing every step in an undoable activity feed. Because the assistant sends operations that the same engine runs for both the 3D view and the PDF, the figures stay consistent between what you inspect and what you hand to the job site. It also checks a handbook of usual heights, grout widths per format, and room sizes before answering, and says plainly what the planner cannot do.
Worth checking out if…
You want to validate a layout, its junctions, and its difficult details before opening a box of tiles. It suits anyone who needs to explain a layout to a client, check scale and rhythm before installation, or handle a renovation without specialist CAD. You can open the planner without signing up, while an account is needed for cloud projects and exports.
