Paste your attendee list, set how many tables and how many seats at each, and arrange seating by hand — or add rules and let the solver work out who sits where.
🔒 Runs in your browser. Nothing is ever uploaded.
Click a seat, then click another to swap them.
Table 1
Table 2
Table 3
Saved charts — local to this device
Save & reopen this later — $7.99 for one project, or $39 for unlimited.
Add a rule below — e.g. keep two people apart, or seat someone at the head table.
A sponsor dinner where two competing companies both bought tables. A conference banquet where the keynote speaker needs to be near the organizers, not lost at table 14. A fundraiser gala where the board wants specific donors seated together. These aren't wedding problems, but they're the same kind of problem — a rule about who goes where, checked against everyone else's seat at the same time, instead of worked out by hand on a printed floor plan the night before.
Headcounts for this kind of event tend to move right up to the day of, between late registrations and no-shows. Adjust the attendee list or table sizes and regenerate — whatever rules you've already set still hold, so a last-minute change doesn't mean rebuilding the whole layout.
Seating chart generator
The general-purpose tool — classrooms, tables, or a custom layout.
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Rows, pairs, or pods, sized for a class roster.
Random seating chart
Paste names, pick a size, shuffle. Nothing else to configure.
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No — it works for any table-based event: banquets, galas, fundraisers, conferences, award dinners. "Tables" mode doesn't assume any particular occasion.
Yes — add a "Different tables" rule between any two people, useful for keeping competitors, rival departments, or anyone else apart at a professional event.
Yes — a "Head table" rule places that person there automatically alongside any other rules you set.
Saved charts live in one browser, so plan on one device — or export a PDF once the layout's final and share that with your team.
No. The whole planner runs in your browser tab, and your attendee list never leaves your device.
