Emergency Exit Plan Designer v1.0
Load a floor plan, place fire safety signs, draw escape routes with direction arrows, find the nearest extinguisher, hose reel and exit from “You are here”, then print a bilingual evacuation plan. By Techubox.com
1 · Floor plan
2 · Safety signs (tap a sign, then tap the plan)
3 · Escape routes
Route: tap points along the corridor from the room to the exit, then ✔ Finish (or double-tap). Arrows follow the direction you drew.
4 · Nearest from “You are here”
Straight-line distance, not walking distance. Set the scale for metres.
5 · Poster
Your work autosaves in this browser. Check the final plan against the site, the fire strategy and the local authority (in KSA, Civil Defense / SBC 801).
How to use the Emergency Exit Plan Designer
Make a clear, bilingual evacuation plan for any floor. Load the layout, mark "You are here", draw the main and alternative escape routes, and place exits, extinguishers, hose reels, call points, first aid and the assembly point. Then print a ready A3 or A4 poster in Arabic and English.
Step by step
- Load the floor plan (PDF, PNG or JPG) or start with a blank sheet.
- Set the scale and place the "You are here" marker.
- Draw the main escape route and an alternative route.
- Add safety signs: exits, stairs, extinguishers, hose reels, call points, first aid, AED and the assembly point.
- Open the poster view, add your logo and instructions, then print or download.
Worked example
For a warehouse office, place "You are here" at the corridor, draw the green main route to the nearest exit and a dashed alternative route, then add the nearest extinguisher, hose reel and call point. The tool shows how far each one is from your position.
Frequently asked questions
Are the signs official ISO 7010 artwork?
They are drawn in ISO 7010 style. Check the final plan against your fire strategy and local authority requirements.
Can I make the plan in Arabic?
Yes. The poster header, legend and instructions are bilingual, Arabic and English.
What colour should escape routes be?
Green is the common convention for escape routes. You can switch to red if your client or authority asks for it.