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Free stage plot maker
Create your stage layout, input list and monitor plan. Download a printable PDF — no signup needed.
Create and export for free. No account needed.
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Stage layout
Letter · 11 × 8.5″Drag to position · double-click to rename · Delete to remove
Print at 100% / Actual size on landscape Letter paper. Inputs and notes follow on separate pages.
Input chart
Channels follow row order. Add a row for each microphone or DI output, including stereo pairs.
| Ch. | Source | Mic / DI | Stand | 48V | Notes | Order / remove |
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No inputs yet. Add a channel or choose a starter setup.
Monitor & output list
One row per mix. Name the performer, wedge or IEM, and the signals they need. Note stereo output pairs explicitly.
| Mix | Destination | Device | Mix requirements | Notes / patch | Order / remove |
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No outputs yet. Add the mixes your band needs; they will be included in your PDF.
Monitor mixes & technical notes Optional
From rehearsal to soundcheck
Make a stage plot your crew can use.
A stage plot shows where musicians and equipment go. An input list tells the engineer what plugs into each channel. Prepare both here, along with monitor mixes and technical notes, as one landscape Letter PDF.
Stage plot guide, examples & 10 free templates →- Start with your lineup. Choose a solo, acoustic, full-band, jazz, horn or string template, or build from an empty stage.
- Make the setup specific. Add labels, microphones, DI channels, power drops and monitor requirements. Each full grid square is one foot.
- Confirm it with the venue. Add your technical contact, check the patch and supplied equipment, then download a PDF. Keep an editable JSON copy or save privately with a free account.