Free AI Kitchen Planner: Design Your Kitchen in 3D in 10 Minutes

How the KuhinjaAI planner works, step by step

1. Enter your room dimensions — width, length, ceiling height. If you have an angled wall or a niche, add that too.
2. Mark doors, windows, and connections — where the water, gas, and electrical hookups are. This determines where the sink and stove can realistically go.
3. Click "AI Fill" or place cabinets yourself — the algorithm proposes a complete layout from a modular catalog (carcass + front + interior fitting), respecting the work triangle and standard clearances. You can also drag every element manually.
4. Configure fronts, handles, and materials — every element has its own configuration: door style (slab, shaker, glass), drawer type, handles, color. Change it in real time and see the result instantly in 3D.
5. Review the kitchen from every angle — this is a full 3D viewport, not a 2D drawing with a side 3D preview. Rotate, zoom, view at eye level.
6. Send the layout to a workshop — request a quote directly from the planner with exact measurements and layout, so the workshop knows exactly what you're talking about — no dimension confusion.

Don't have time to design? Send a photo instead

If even 10 minutes is too much, there's a shortcut. Send a photo of your current kitchen, and AI proposes a new look in about 30 seconds — color, front style, general layout. You won't get measurements this way, but you'll get a direction concrete enough to know if you even like it, before you sit down to measure the room.

Why it's free

The planner is free because it's the only honest way for someone to try us before deciding whether they even want a new kitchen. If you order one from our workshop afterward based on that design, great — that's the goal. But you can take the planner design to any other workshop too; nothing about it locks you in.

“A neighbor of mine showed me 40 Pinterest photos last year before ever calling a workshop — and still didn't know how many meters she needed, or whether the fridge would fit next to the door. Photos show you a style. They don't show you whether an island fits in an 11m² room. For that you need a measured layout, not inspiration.”

Who this works best for

The planner is useful for every type of Serbian home, but the purpose shifts slightly depending on the space:

• Panel apartment (4–7m²) — every centimeter matters, so an AI suggestion quickly shows whether an L-shape or a galley layout uses the space better.
• Open-plan new-builds (8–15m²) — the hardest to decide, since you're weighing an island, a peninsula, and different orientations. Instead of guessing, you try 3–4 variants in 15 minutes.
• Houses — the most freedom, and the biggest risk of a layout that looks good on paper and works poorly in practice. A full 3D view from every angle helps most here.

What you end up with

By the end of the process you have a 3D layout with exact measurements for every element, chosen materials and fronts, and the ability to send it straight off for a quote. That's a completely different starting point than walking into a workshop with "I want a white kitchen, something like this." You know exactly how many meters you need, what the layout looks like, and a workshop can't sell you something that doesn't fit your space.

Frequently asked questions

Is the planner really completely free?

Yes. Building a 3D kitchen layout, trying materials, and sending a quote request doesn't require payment or an account.

Do I need design experience to use the planner?

No. If you place elements yourself, the system guides you through standard dimensions and clearances. If you click "AI Fill", the algorithm builds the whole layout following professional rules, and you just refine the details.

Does AI design replace a workshop?

No. A workshop still comes to measure the space in person, and they still manufacture and install the kitchen — the planner doesn't do that part. What changes is that you walk into that conversation with a finished plan and real measurements, instead of an idea in your head and a hope that the workshop guesses right.

Does it work on a phone?

The planner runs in a browser on desktop and tablet. For precise measurements and detailed element configuration, a larger screen is easier, but the photo-based redesign works well from a phone too.

What if I don't like the AI's suggestion?

The AI suggestion is a starting point, not a final answer. You can change any element, color, front, or layout manually, as many times as you want, until you get a result you're happy with.

Conclusion

The biggest difference between a good and a bad custom-kitchen experience isn't how much money you spend — it's how clearly you know what you want before you call a workshop. An AI planner shortens that path from weeks of thinking and saving Pinterest images to about ten minutes of a concrete, measurable layout. Try it — it costs nothing, and the conversation with a workshop afterward looks completely different.