Terramify

Free garden design software for the United Kingdom

Plan a UK garden or plot at real scale before groundworks or buying materials. Plan a garden at real scale before you move soil or buy materials. Draw the boundary, paint surfaces, place trees and complete outdoor zones, check sun and slope, and export the result.

Start your landscape plan

From empty plot to a plan you can discuss

Draw at real scale

Use a known area, an address or your own boundary. Every object and distance stays in metres or feet.

Design the ground

Paint grass, gravel, sand, paving, concrete, water or planting soil as editable zones.

Place complete outdoor areas

Add a pool and sun deck, barbecue area, kitchen garden, play area or parking layout in one step.

Check the site

See area, perimeter, orientation, sun and slope alongside your design instead of guessing from a sketch.

Present the idea

Compare the current plot with the project, switch to 3D and export PNG or PDF without signing up.

How to design your landscape online

  1. 1Define the plot and its location.
  2. 2Paint the main lawn, paving, path and planting areas.
  3. 3Drag trees, hedges, pools, furniture and structures into place.
  4. 4Review sun, dimensions and the before-and-after view.
  5. 5Export the plan for your landscaper, contractor or next estimate.

Find landscape design professionals

Compare garden and landscape designers in the United Kingdom by region. When the concept is ready, compare verified firms by service and location in the Terramify directory.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the landscape design software free?

Yes. You can draw, place elements, use 3D and export a PNG or PDF without creating an account.

Can I design to scale?

Yes. Start with the plot area or draw the boundary, then edit dimensions and place objects with real-world widths and depths.

Can I plan paving and garden beds?

Yes. The paint tool creates editable surface zones for paving, concrete, gravel, lawn, soil, sand and water.

Does it replace a landscape architect?

No. It helps you explore and communicate a concept. Drainage, structures, services and local rules should be checked by the appropriate professional.