Design the event in 3D, down to the last seat.

Walk a live venue

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From the gate to your seat

Walk the show night before it happens.

  1. Nyayo National Stadium from the air at night, the concert stage on the pitch 01

    The venue, to the metre

    Nyayo National Stadium, its streets and gates, modelled at true scale.

  2. The entry routes glowing on the plan from Gate 3 into the stadium 02

    In through Gate 3

    Every route is walked from the gate, around walls, never through them.

  3. The roofed concert stage with its screens and lighting, seen from the pitch 03

    The stage as it will stand

    Roof, screens and lighting as planned, seen from the pitch.

  4. The view of the stage from a pitch seat four rows back 04

    Your seat

    Rated from the seat itself: distance, angle and anything in the way.

    from the stage

  5. An AI illustration of the concert painted from the 3D view at the sound desk 05

    The photograph your client sees

    The realistic render paints the 3D view as a photograph. AI illustration

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About Event Map

One model of the real venue to plan the show, agree it and sell the seats.

28,144places counted in the stadium concert template

The real venue at true scale, with your stage, screens, lighting and seating. Start from a modelled venue, a venue type you size yourself, or your own photos, floor plan or scan. Your client signs it off, the crew builds from it and buyers pick their seat in it.

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        Nyayo National Stadium from the air at dusk, with the concert stage on the pitch and the streets around itNyayo National Stadium from the air by day, with the concert stage on the pitch and the streets around itStadium concert · duskStadium concert · day
        Templates

        Start from a venue that is already modelled.

        Open any of them as your client would, then start your project from it.

        See all templates

        Toolkit

        Eight tools, one model of the venue.

        A gala banquet laid out in a ballroom at nightA gala banquet laid out in a ballroom by day

        Pick the event and guest count; the room lays itself out.

        • 24 event types
        • 12 venue types

        Every tool in detail

        Walk a live venue

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        Files in and out
        • PDF
        • DXF
        • GLB
        • SPZ
        • CSV
        • MP4
        • QR
        Counted, not typed

        Every figure is counted from the product and the model, never typed in.

        Event types, each with a ready setup24

        Seating, stage, kit and exit clearances, laid out for your guest count.

        A ballroom set in theatre rows with the house lights up, seen from the sound desk
        Ballroom theatre2,654 theatre seats in rows
        An MMA octagon in the middle of a ballroom at night, with seating rows round it and the walkout behindAn MMA octagon in the middle of a ballroom with the house lights up, with seating rows round it and the walkout behind
        MMA octagonOne of 23 stage designs, each in S, M or L
        Venue types you size yourself12

        From a hotel ballroom or a church to a warehouse, a garden or a beach.

        “Change it while the client watches. The link they open is always the latest version, with option A and option B side by side.”

        The Event Map promiseHow every project link works
        One plan, every handover
        • Client · view link & proposal
        • Safety · capacity & egress sheet
        • Crew · equipment list, power & rigging
        • CAD · print layout, PDF & DXF
        • 3D · GLB model & tour video
        • Box office · seat map & QR e-tickets
        A gala banquet seat map in 3D: tables coloured by price tier around the stage
        920 banquet seats · 92 rounds ·
        3D model formats read in the browser12

        Loads, power and egress figures are planning estimates. They don't replace engineering or licensing sign-off.

        Who it's for

        One model for everyone who signs off an event.

        Planners & agenciesAgree the show in one meeting Production & AVBuild exactly what was approved VenuesSell the room before the site visit Ticketing companiesSell the seat and show the view

        Planners, production, venues and ticketing work on the same model, and each sees its own job in it: the client view and the proposal, the equipment list, a layout per event type, the 3D seat map and the door check-in.

        Put your next event in 3D

        Start from a template in a few minutes. Free to try, nothing to install.

        Start free

        Stock photos for illustration, from Pexels: planning meeting by Vitaly Gariev, stage set-up by Andre Moura, QR scan by iMin Technology, festival crowd by Andrius Šimkus.

        Start from what you have

        Start from a photo, a plan, a sketch or a scan.

        Start from a picture
        1. (01)

          Photos of the venue or room

          Up to four photos. The AI reads the size and ceiling height, the doors, columns and gallery, the floor and wall colours and any stage or seating, and sets up the room.

        2. (02)

          A floor plan, blueprint or site plan

          An image or a PDF. Walls, doors and windows, named rooms, columns, stairs and the stage are read and built as walls you can edit, then checked once more against your drawing.

        3. (03)

          A sketch

          Draw the stage, the seats and the standing areas by hand. The AI lays them out at scale in the venue.

        4. (04)

          A photo of an object

          The AI builds it in 3D at its real size, checks its own render against your photo and corrects it. A sign or a logo can also become a solid or flat cut-out.

        5. (05)

          Your own files

          3D models in 12 formats (glTF, FBX, OBJ, STL, USDZ and more), DXF drawings, and layout or project files. Drop them on the page.

        6. (06)

          A scan of the room

          The room view: bring a Gaussian-splat scan from Polycam, Scaniverse, KIRI Engine or Luma, or a Marble export, and walk the photoreal room with your stage and kit standing in it. Rooms made from your own photos are coming.

        Every picture is recognised and sent to the right reader, and you check what it read before anything is made. Reading pictures with AI needs an Event Map account.

        How it works

        From brief to sign-off in four steps.

        1. Step 01Start from the venue

          A modelled stadium, ballroom or open ground, a venue type sized to your room, your site traced from the map, or your photos, floor plan or scan.

        2. Step 02Design the event

          Pick the event type and the guest count: seating, stage, kit and exit clearances are laid out. Then move, turn or resize anything.

        3. Step 03Check it

          Sightlines, sound, crowd density, exits, capacity, power and the equipment list, counted from the layout.

        4. Step 04Get the yes

          Send the client view and the proposal, or edit it together live. Changes happen on the model, not on site.

        Ready when you are. Start free

        Handover

        Everyone gets their own view of the same plan.

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