Garages From One Bay to Four

Six garages, from a single bay to a workshop build, drawn with car outlines and clearances so you can see what really fits.

20x20 two-car garage floor plan with a 16 foot door and wall shelving
Three-car garage layout with separate doors, tall cabinets and overhead storage racks
Garage with workshop floor plan showing two car bays and a separate workshop area
20x20 two-car garage floor plan with a 16 foot door and wall shelving
Three-car garage layout with separate doors, tall cabinets and overhead storage racks
Garage with workshop floor plan showing two car bays and a separate workshop area
20x20 two-car garage floor plan with a 16 foot door and wall shelving
Three-car garage layout with separate doors, tall cabinets and overhead storage racks
Garage with workshop floor plan showing two car bays and a separate workshop area
20x20 two-car garage floor plan with a 16 foot door and wall shelving
Three-car garage layout with separate doors, tall cabinets and overhead storage racks
Garage with workshop floor plan showing two car bays and a separate workshop area
Single-bay garage layout with a workbench along the back wall and a side service door
Side-entry garage layout with the car turning path shown as a dashed line
Four-car garage from the garage floor plan designer with two double doors and end storage
Single-bay garage layout with a workbench along the back wall and a side service door
Side-entry garage layout with the car turning path shown as a dashed line
Four-car garage from the garage floor plan designer with two double doors and end storage
Single-bay garage layout with a workbench along the back wall and a side service door
Side-entry garage layout with the car turning path shown as a dashed line
Four-car garage from the garage floor plan designer with two double doors and end storage
Single-bay garage layout with a workbench along the back wall and a side service door
Side-entry garage layout with the car turning path shown as a dashed line
Four-car garage from the garage floor plan designer with two double doors and end storage
See What Fits in Your Garage

How to Draw a Garage Floor Plan

The same questions a builder asks, in the same order they ask them.

Step 01

Set Car Bays and Size

Choose 1 to 6 vehicle bays, then enter the length and width in feet or meters — 20 by 20 ft is filled in as a starting point for two cars.

Step 02

Add Workshop, Doors and Storage

Pick No Workshop, Workbench Wall or Dedicated Workshop Bay; then Front-facing Doors, Side Entry + Front Doors or a Single Wide Door; then your storage priority.

Step 03

Generate a Dimensioned Plan

Keep the 2D Technical Plan style for car outlines and dimension lines, generate up to four versions, and download the one you'll take to your builder.

Start With the Bay Count

What Goes Into a Garage Plan

A garage plan is mostly clearances — door width, room to open car doors, and space left over for everything else.

Vehicle bay counter set to three next to a three-bay garage plan

Vehicle Bays From One to Six

Set the exact number of bays instead of describing them, so a three-bay request comes back with three parking spaces and door positions to match.

Set Your Bays
Garage layouts with front-facing doors and a side-entry door compared side by side

Door Layouts That Change the Plan

A single wide door, separate front doors or a side entry each move where cars turn and where storage can go — switch the option and compare the results.

Compare Door Layouts
Garage plan with a workbench wall compared with a garage plan with a dedicated workshop bay

A Workshop Zone Without Losing a Bay

Workbench Wall keeps every bay usable for cars; Dedicated Workshop Bay trades one space for a full work area. Generate both in the garage floor plan designer before you pour the slab.

Add a Workshop
Two-car garage plans at 20 by 20 feet and 24 by 24 feet compared for door clearance

Garage Dimensions Worth Checking

A two-car garage is often 20 by 20 ft at minimum and closer to 24 by 24 ft to open doors comfortably, so enter the space your lot really allows and see what fits.

Check Garage Sizes
Garage door symbol on a technical plan with the opening width marked

Garage Door Symbols Drawn for You

The technical plan draws each overhead door across its opening with the width marked — the convention builders expect to see on a garage drawing.

See the Symbols

Who Needs a Garage Plan First

People about to build, convert or sell a garage, where a couple of feet decide whether it works.

Homeowner holding a garage plan in a backyard where a detached garage will be built

For Homeowners Building a Detached Garage

Compare a two-car and a three-car footprint against your setback before paying for construction drawings.

Contractor showing a client two garage layouts on a tablet in a driveway

For Contractors Quoting Garage Builds

Show a client two sizes and door layouts on the first visit, then quote the one they pick.

Woodworker reviewing a garage workshop layout next to a table saw

For Woodworkers and Car Hobbyists

Work out whether a table saw, a workbench and one car can share a 24 by 24 ft garage before moving a single tool.

Garage conversion ADU layout showing a studio with a kitchenette and bathroom

For Garage Conversion and ADU Projects

Describe a studio or guest suite in the Custom tab to see how a two-car garage could convert, then take the concept to an architect for permits.

Design Your Garage

Before You Pour the Slab

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Size Your Garage Before You Build

Bays, doors, workshop and size are all the garage floor plan designer needs to draw a first plan.

Draw a Garage Plan Free

✨ Free credits to start · 1 to 6 vehicle bays · Workshop and door options