Free online stair calculator
Calculate your staircase, compare straight and turning layouts, and check comfort with live drawings. When the plan works, unlock exact measurements and a construction PDF from $19.

Choose your layout
Start with the layout that fits your space to collect the right measurements, review an example, and open the matching planner.
Free straight stair calculator: enter floor height and available run, then check riser height, going, pitch, and headroom on live plans.
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Quarter-turn stair calculator for L-shaped stairs with two flights and a landing. Check step count, going, pitch, headroom, and turn direction.
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Half-turn stair calculator for U-shaped stairs with two parallel flights. Check step split, going, pitch, landing, and headroom on live plans.
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Start designing right away. You don’t need an account or a project until you know the stair fits.
The live comfort score shows whether the stair will feel right to walk on.
See the full layout for free and pay when you’re ready to build.
Six steps between your tape measure and a plan you can review with your builder.
Floor height and available run are all you need to start.
Side view, top view, and 3D update as you change values.
The Blondel formula and a comfort grade tell you whether the stair will feel natural to walk on.
Switch between straight, quarter-turn, and half-turn in one click to see what fits your space.
Keep adjusting the layout for free until the plan is worth turning into build documents.
Pay once for exact dimensions, a cut-list starter, and a PDF packet to review with your builder.
Short guides for the decisions that stall stair projects: rise and run, headroom, layouts, and comfort.
Stair calculations
Work out stair riser height, going, pitch and total run from your floor-to-floor height, with the typical ranges to aim for before you build.
Comfort
What the Blondel formula (2h + g) measures, why the target sits near 600 to 640 mm, and how to use it to balance riser height and tread depth.
Planning
How stair headroom depends on the floor opening, slab thickness and finishes, and the layout mistakes that cause clearance problems near the top of a flight.
Made for planning real staircases
Straight, quarter-turn, and half-turn layouts
Live drawings, comfort checks, headroom analysis, and shareable designs.
Enter floor height and run to get drawings, a comfort check, and an exportable build plan. You don’t need to sign up.