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5 free bathroom calculators and planners: size the exhaust fan, check toilet, vanity and shower clearances against the IRC and NKBA, and work out shower tile and grout before you shop. Every number is cited.

Updated · By the Interior Redesign AI editorial team · Sources cited on the page

The same bathroom redesigned as a warm spa: sand-colored tile, a wood vanity and a round mirror

Layout and code checks

Clearances, shower size and ventilation, checked against the IRC and NKBA.

Tile and materials

How much tile and grout to buy, with waste.

How we calculate

Each tool does plain, visible arithmetic in your browser, with no AI and no server call, and shows its formula, a worked example and its sources on the page. Code figures cite the model code section, quantities cite the manufacturer's published spec, and prices cite a named cost guide with the date we checked it.

Where we had to assume something, the page says so and the widget lets you change it. Results are planning numbers, not quotes or code rulings.

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Then see it on your bathroom

The same photo, before and after an AI render. Your walls, windows and layout stay; the finishes change.

The original bathroom before the redesign: pink wall tile, an oak vanity and a framed glass shower
Before
The same bathroom redesigned as a warm spa: sand-colored tile, a wood vanity and a round mirror
After: Warm spa (AI illustration)

Questions

Are these bathroom tools free?

Yes. Every calculator runs in your browser, costs nothing and needs no account. Only the AI redesign of your own bathroom photo needs a free account.

Where do the code numbers come from?

Clearances and shower minimums come from the 2021 International Residential Code (R307.1 and P2708.1) and the NKBA Bathroom Planning Guidelines; fan sizing from the Home Ventilating Institute and IRC M1505. Each page links its sources.

Do the code checks replace an inspector?

No. They apply the model code as planning checks. Your jurisdiction's adopted code, local amendments and your inspector decide what is required.