Make a professional stage plot online in minutes — no download required.
Our free stage plot maker lets you drag and drop from over 200 instruments and stage items, drop on a complete band or orchestra template, and share your stage plot straight with the venue, festival or school.
Free to use — no account needed to get started.
A stage plot is the diagram venues and sound engineers use to set up your show — it tells them who is on stage, where they stand, and what equipment and inputs they need. Drawing one by hand is slow and easy to get wrong. An online stage plot maker does the hard work for you, so you can build a clear, accurate plot in a few minutes and update it whenever your line-up changes.
Want a full walkthrough? Read our step-by-step guide on how to create a stage plot.
Whether you are a solo artist, a duo, a rock band, a big band or a full orchestra, you can make a stage plot for your gig. It is also used by venues, festivals, schools, booking agents and managers who need a clear setup before a performance.
See a feature comparison and example PDF on our stage plots for musicians page, or learn more about stage plot vs stage plan on our blog.
Yes. You can make and share a stage plot for free with over 200 instruments and ready-made band and orchestra templates. Paid plans add saving and editing, PDF export, input and monitor lists, and collaboration.
No. The stage plot maker runs entirely in your web browser on desktop and mobile, so there is nothing to download or install.
Yes. With a paid plan you can export a clean, professional stage plot PDF — complete with input and monitor lists — to send to venues, promoters and sound engineers.
They are the same thing. Some people call it a stage plot and others a stage plan, but both describe a diagram of where performers, instruments and equipment sit on stage.