Design venue layouts and seating charts with a drag-and-drop builder — no CAD, no graph paper, no guesswork.
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Where event teams break down today
Your event manager sketches the layout on graph paper, scans it, and emails it. The client cannot tell what the room actually looks like.
Every plan starts from scratch — tables, chairs, and dance floors drawn as rectangles with no dimensions, no scale, no accuracy.
The floor plan is a static image. The client cannot rotate it, see it in 3D, or understand how the room flows.
The floor plan and the seating chart live in two different tools. Guests get assigned to seats that do not match the layout.
How Irisen solves it
Place tables, chairs, stages, and dance floors on a scaled canvas. Snap to grid, rotate, and resize with real dimensions.
A built-in library of round tables, rectangular tables, chairs, bars, stages, and dance floors — each with accurate dimensions.
Flip any plan into a 3D walkthrough so the client can see the room from every angle before they sign.
Assign guests to seats directly on the floor plan. The chart and the layout are the same document — never out of sync.
Send a read-only floor plan link to the client or planner. They can view it without a login — and rotate the 3D version.
Upload a photo or PDF of an existing venue layout and Irisen converts it into an editable floor plan automatically.
Why teams switch
No. The floor plan designer is drag-and-drop. Place furniture from the library, snap to grid, and the dimensions are calculated automatically.
Yes. Upload a photo or PDF of a venue layout and Irisen converts it into an editable floor plan using AI — no manual tracing.
Yes. Share a read-only link — the client can view the plan and switch to 3D without a login. The link always shows the latest version.
Yes. Guests are assigned to seats directly on the floor plan, so the seating chart and the layout are always the same document.

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