This article explains how to add interactive floor plans to your WordPress website.
Before You Start
You'll need access to your WordPress admin dashboard. If you're not sure how to find this, read How to Access Your WordPress Admin Dashboard first.
Interactive floor plans work well for restaurants showing table layouts, offices displaying desk arrangements, retail stores highlighting departments, or property managers showcasing building layouts.
Method 1: Using a Floor Plan Plugin
Step 1: Install a Floor Plan Plugin
- Log into your WordPress admin dashboard
- Click "Plugins" in the left menu
- Click "Add New" at the top
- Search for "floor plan" or "interactive floor plan"
- Install a plugin like "WP Floor Plan" or "Interactive Floor Plans"
- Click "Activate" after installation
Step 2: Create Your Floor Plan
- Look for a new menu item with your plugin's name in the left sidebar
- Click "Add New Floor Plan" or similar
- Upload your floor plan image (JPG or PNG format works best)
- Add clickable areas by drawing shapes over different sections
- Add text descriptions for each clickable area
- Set what happens when someone clicks each area (show popup, link to page, etc.)
- Save your floor plan
Step 3: Add the Floor Plan to Your Website
- Go to the page where you want to show the floor plan
- Click "Edit" on that page
- Add a new block where you want the floor plan to appear
- Look for your floor plan plugin's block or use a shortcode block
- Select your floor plan from the list or paste the shortcode provided
- Update the page
Method 2: Using HTML Image Maps
If you prefer not to use a plugin, you can create a basic interactive floor plan using HTML.
Step 1: Prepare Your Image
- Upload your floor plan image following the guide in Adding Images and Media
- Note down the image URL after uploading
Step 2: Create the Interactive Areas
- Edit the page where you want the floor plan
- Add a "Custom HTML" block
- Create an image map with clickable coordinates for each area
- Test each clickable area to ensure it works correctly
Method 3: Embedding Third-Party Floor Plan Tools
Some businesses use external floor plan services that provide embed codes.
- Create your floor plan in the external service
- Copy the provided embed code
- In WordPress, add a "Custom HTML" block to your page
- Paste the embed code
- Update the page
Testing Your Floor Plan
After adding your floor plan:
- View the page on your website
- Test each clickable area
- Check how it looks on mobile devices
- Make sure all links work correctly
If your floor plan doesn't display properly, check that your images are properly sized and that any plugins are up to date.
If you're still stuck, contact Web60 support for assistance with your specific setup.
FAQ
Q: What image format works best for floor plans?
A: JPG and PNG formats work well. PNG is better if your floor plan has a transparent background. Keep file sizes under 2MB for faster loading.
Q: Can I make different areas of my floor plan clickable?
A: Yes, most floor plan plugins let you add clickable hotspots that can show popups, link to other pages, or display additional information when clicked.
Q: Will my interactive floor plan work on mobile phones?
A: Most modern floor plan plugins are mobile-responsive, but you should test your floor plan on different devices to ensure it works properly.
Q: Can I update my floor plan after I've added it to my website?
A: Yes, you can edit your floor plan through the plugin settings and the changes will automatically appear on your website.
Q: Do I need to know coding to add an interactive floor plan?
A: No, most floor plan plugins have drag-and-drop interfaces. However, if you want custom features, some HTML knowledge can be helpful.
Q: Can I add multiple floor plans to different pages?
A: Yes, you can create multiple floor plans and add them to different pages on your website. Each floor plan can have its own settings and interactive areas.
Q: What happens if my floor plan plugin stops working?
A: Always keep your plugins updated. If a plugin stops working, you can try a different floor plan plugin or contact support for help troubleshooting the issue.
Last updated: 1 March 2026