The floor map is a scale drawing of your hall. Everything is measured in feet, so a 10 x 10 booth is really 10 x 10, and the map your buyers see matches the room they will stand in.
The tools
- Select clicks a booth to edit it, or drags across empty floor to select a group. Hold Shift to add to a selection.
- Booth draws one sellable booth. Click it afterward to set its number, size, price, and category.
- Area draws the parts of the room that are not for sale: the stage, food court, restrooms, aisles. Areas set the scene on the buyer's map.
- Row Stamp lays down a whole row of numbered booths in one drag, using the category's default size and price.
- Floor Setup holds the hall dimensions, the snap grid, zones, and an optional background image of your venue's real floor plan to trace over.
- AI Draft builds the first version of the map for you. Describe the layout in a sentence or two, and the draft appears on the canvas ready to adjust.
Numbering and renumbering
Booth numbers are yours to shape. A selection can be renumbered in one pass: give it a starting number and the row counts up from there, add a letter prefix like A-10, A-11 for premium rows, or shift a whole block at once, say 2 through 18 becoming 200 through 218.
Zones
On a big floor, zones split the map into named tabs, like Hall A and Hall B, so a phone screen shows one manageable piece at a time. Buyers see the same zone tabs during registration.