Booth Layout Planner

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Your booth

Change anything and the plan redraws right away.

1. Your space

Most markets start with a 10 x 10. The diagram is drawn to scale.

Spot type

Sides open to traffic:

Front Right Left Back

What you sell

2. Your tables and extras

8 ft tables2.5 ft deep, great for a front run

6 ft tables2.5 ft deep, the vendor workhorse

4 ft tables2.5 ft deep, handy for corners

3 tables in your plan. Longest tables go to the front and back runs first.

Backdrop and banner wallBack wall where your banner hangs Checkout counterSmall counter for payment and bags Chair and hidden storage cornerYour seat plus totes kept out of sight Clothing rackAbout 4 ft long, needs browse space Shelf or gridwall unitVertical display along a wall

Your banner width

3. Pattern

Not sure? Leave it on Recommend for me. It picks based on your spot, your product, and how many tables you have.

Your booth, top down

Drawn to scale. Green arrows show where shoppers come in. Keep the entrance gap clear.

Pattern in useZ pattern

Table Open floor Shopper entry Backdrop and banner

Your setup checks

The stuff vendors learn the hard way on market day, checked for this exact layout.

Your plan at a glance

Copied. Paste it into your notes or send it to a helper.

Market day setup checklist

Built from your plan. Work through it in your driveway or garage first, that mock run is what most seasoned vendors swear by. Tip: take a photo of your finished mock setup at home, then copy the photo on market morning.

Make this booth yours.

Banners, fitted table covers and cards, coordinated around your setup.