Cabinet layout planner

The room, the run, every cabinet.

Draw the room and drop cabinets onto the walls. Plan, elevation and 3D come from the one model, so a change in one shows in all three.

The cabinet editor

Built the way you build it — down to the rail.

This is the face editor on a 30″ double-door base: its door opening, 25 × 27¼, drawn inside the frame, and beside it the controls that make it yours. Pick the front style (slab, shaker, fluted, custom) and the door turns in 3D beside it; set the frame widths (2″ top, 1¼″ bottom, 2″ left, 3″ right here) and the rail and stile defaults the job carries. Click the opening to split it with a rail or a stile. Change a number and the parts redraw.

  • One model, three views — plan for the layout, elevation for the client, 3D to walk it; always in sync.
  • Parametric construction — case, face frame, toe, back and joinery from your shop's method, not a catalog.
  • Face layout to 1/32″ — openings split with a rail, a stile or a grid; every change draws live.
  • Corners, islands, appliances — built in, snapped and sized against the walls.
  • The Draftsman, if you want it — drafts the walls and cabinets from a description or a measure, for you to check and finish; prepaid, optional.
The WoodWright 1.0 face editor on cabinet 3, a 30 inch double-door base: its 25 by 27 1/4 door opening drawn inside the face frame, the front style choices slab, shaker, fluted and custom with the shaker door shown in 3D, and the frame widths 2 top, 1 1/4 bottom, 2 left, 3 right, rails and stiles 1 1/2
face editor · the opening · the door in 3D · frame widths to 1/32″
Questions

Straight answers

Is this a kitchen planner or a cabinet design tool?
Both, from the same model. You draw the room — walls, soffits, windows, appliances — and place cabinets on the walls in plan. Every cabinet is a real parametric cabinet you can open and edit down to the individual rail, and the same model gives you the elevation and the 3D view.
Can I build cabinets the way MY shop builds them?
That is the point of it. Construction is parametric — 200+ settings for how the case, the face frame, the toe, the back and the joinery are made — and the face editor lets you set every rail and stile individually, to 1/32", with the parts redrawing the moment you press Enter or Tab.
Does it handle corners and islands?
Yes. Corner cabinets, blind corners, islands and peninsulas are built in and fully parametric, and the layout tools snap and size runs against the walls and against each other.
What is the Draftsman?
The optional AI drafter inside WoodWright. Describe the job in plain words, or hand it a field measure or a plan, and it draws the walls, windows and appliances and lays out the cabinets with the same tools you use, built to your shop's construction settings. It is set to ask rather than guess when a dimension is missing, every change it makes carries its own Undo, and you check and finish the layout. It runs on Gemini 3.8 Flash unless you pick Sonnet or Opus, it is billed per message from prepaid credits and stops when they reach $0, and the planner works fully without it.

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