Use the real drawing
Start with the architect plan you already have instead of redrawing rooms from scratch.
Electrical floor plan app for houses
Plan the house electrical layout on the real floor plan.
Upload the drawing, place outlets, lighting, and data points, then review the layout before installation begins.
First project plan free. Extra plans are $5/month. 10 MB per plan.
Upload your floor plan
Place outlets and lighting
Review before installation
Export the approved layout
Live project canvas
See the drawing, symbol catalog, and live activity in one view.
Drag and review on the same screen.
EMapper project
3 collaborators live
3D house plan · live scene
Overlays active
Outlets
24 placed
Lights
18 placed
Data
7 placed
Distribution
3 placed
Live share
Keep review, comments, and permissions on the same plan.
3 people live
Everyone stays on the same plan.
Comments + sync
Updates show up right away.
Viewer / editor roles
Control who can change the layout.
Why EMapper
One drawing from first idea to final approval.
The goal is simple: decide placements on the real plan, keep the layout readable, and hand one approved version to the electrician.
No CAD learning curve
Click, drag, copy, and adjust with familiar controls so homeowners can make decisions without specialist software.
Approve one clear version
Keep family feedback, designer review, and electrician handoff on the same plan instead of across chats and screenshots.
For Homeowners
The decisions people want settled before work starts.
This is usually the real job: work through room-by-room placements at home, then send a clear layout when it is ready.
Agree on placements before installation starts.
Kitchen and utility points
Counter outlets, appliance points, island sockets, and utility-room power are easier to settle on the actual plan.
Bedrooms and living spaces
Bedside sockets, switch positions, TV/data points, and ceiling lighting can be reviewed room by room before installation starts.
Bathroom, entry, and outdoor
Entry lighting, mirror circuits, extractor points, and outdoor power can all be agreed before work begins on site.
How it works
Three steps from plan upload to approved layout.
Short enough for homeowners, clear enough for the electrician.
Step 1
Upload the drawing
Bring in DWG, DXF, SVG, PDF, or PNG and start from the real floor plan.
Step 2
Place and adjust points
Drop outlets, switches, lighting, and data points directly on the plan and move them until the layout feels right.
Step 3
Review and export
Send one clear version for approval, then export the layout when everyone agrees.
Quick answers
Two things people usually ask before starting.
- Can electricians edit live?
- Yes. Give them editor access when they need to change the plan, or viewer/commenter access for review only.
- Do I need AutoCAD?
- No. Import the file your architect or designer already exported and place symbols in the browser.
Start free
Start your first plan with Google.
Upload the drawing, place the first points, and work from a clear floor plan in minutes.