Couch CheckWill it fit?

Know what fits before you move.

FreeNo sign-upTakes 2 minutes

Take photos of your furniture. Type the size of your new room. See what fits, and find a piece that does when yours does not.

1

Your new room

or type the room size

Find the room size on the listing or the floor plan. You can also measure wall to wall.

2

Your furniture

How to take photos that give good sizes
  1. Stand back until the full piece is in one photo. Take the photo from the front, at chest height.
  2. For an L or U sofa, take one more photo from the front of each side.
  3. Use one sheet of printer paper (8.5 x 11 in) as a ruler, with the long side going left to right. On a sofa, stand it up against a back cushion in the middle. On other pieces, lay it flat on top, square to the front edge. Do not put it on a different piece in front.
  4. Best of all: measure the longest side of your biggest piece with a tape. You can type it in after the scan.
or add a piece by hand
Type your own size
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    Your room map

    Find a piece that fits

    Pick what you need. The site shows the sizes that fit your room as it is now, with the doors kept clear.

    I know the space I have

    For example the wall between a door and a window. Leave a box empty if it does not matter. Or click "Fill this spot" above the map and drag a box on the map.

    These are common sizes, not one product. The store links search for that size and color. We may earn a commission when you buy through these links. Check the size on the store page before you buy.

    Walk through your room in 3D Pro

    See your own furniture in the new room, from every side, before the truck comes.

    Here is what the AI found

    Make it exact with one size. Measure the longest side of your biggest piece. Type it in the gold box. The site fixes the rest of that piece. Then click "Check the other pieces again" and the AI uses your piece as a ruler. On an iPhone, the Measure app works too.
    No tape measure? Use the sheet of paper

    Lay the sheet of paper along the longest side of your biggest piece, long edge first. Move it end to end and count. Half sheets are fine: type 14.5.