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Capture the room
Scan the room with LiDAR on your iPhone or draw it from measurements. Unlimited projects and room scans are included.

Supported retailer
target.com
Target's furniture pages publish product dimensions, and Roomantic reads them straight from the listing you paste — verified across sectionals, desks, dining chairs, dining tables, and beds. One detail Target gets right: product links often carry your selected options with them, and Roomantic preserves that selection, so the exact variant you were looking at is the variant that gets measured onto your plan. That's the whole point of planning with real numbers — whether the desk clears the window trim, whether chairs still pull out behind the dining table, whether the 82-inch sectional leaves a walkway. Paste the link, see the true footprint at scale in your actual room, and know the answer before checkout instead of on delivery day.
Verified with real Target listings: sectionals, desks, dining chairs, dining tables, beds.
How it works
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Scan the room with LiDAR on your iPhone or draw it from measurements. Unlimited projects and room scans are included.
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Copy the product page URL from target.com. Roomantic reads the published overall dimensions — no measuring, no retyping.
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The footprint lands on your plan at its real size. Slide it around, check clearances and walkways, then buy with confidence.
What Roomantic reads
Roomantic uses the overall dimensions Target publishes on the product page — the same numbers you would copy into a tape-measure sketch. Listings with several sizes or configurations ask you to pick one first, so the footprint on your plan always matches a specific orderable product.
Honest boundary
If a listing publishes no assembled footprint, Roomantic says so rather than inventing one. Dimensions come from the retailer's own text — never from an AI guess or a product photo.
Questions
Yes. Paste a target.com product link into Roomantic and it reads the listing's published dimensions, then draws the item on your floor plan at its true footprint.
The overall dimensions the listing publishes — width, depth, and height. Roomantic never estimates size from product photos. If a listing offers several sizes or configurations, Roomantic asks which one you mean before placing it.
Roomantic tells you honestly instead of guessing. Choose a listing variant that publishes an assembled footprint, or check the product's dimension details on target.com — most furniture and large items listings include them.
Yes. Target product links carry your selected options, and Roomantic preserves them — the size and version you were viewing is the one that gets measured onto your plan. If a listing spans several options without a selection, Roomantic asks you to choose first.
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