Have a floor plan, rack drawing, or just an idea? Use RackCity AI to draft an editable layout, calculate pallet positions, and price your quote in minutes.
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A floor plan, a building flyer, a rack quote — or a photo of the sketch on your clipboard. PDF, photo or screenshot: Forky AI reads the building, the dock doors and any racking drawn on it.

The building, its columns, dock doors, office and staging land on the plan to scale, in feet or metres, with the racking the drawing shows. Click any bay for its elevation, or orbit it in 3D — selective, double-deep, drive-in, push-back, cantilever and wide-span alike.

Tell Forky AI what to change — switch to push-back, add a beam level, widen the aisles — and the plan redraws in seconds, pallet count and all.

The material list writes itself from the layout — frames, beams, row spacers, wire decks, anchors. Add your prices, manufacturer and part numbers, installation and freight; the grand total and the cost per pallet position follow.

Export the drawing set — plan, elevations, schedules and building features, with a title block your customer can sign — plus the pricing summary and the bill of materials as CSV or XLSX.

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RackCity AI is browser-based pallet rack design software for rack manufacturers, material handling dealers and distributors, and rack installers. Warehouse operators use it to plan their own floor. It turns any warehouse layout drawing — a floor plan, a rack drawing, a building flyer — into an editable pallet rack layout with real pallet counts, aisle widths and clearances. Drop the PDF or the photo, or describe the space, and the AI drafts the racking the drawing shows, or what you ask for; you refine it bay by bay, then export a drawing set, a bill of materials and a budget. It runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install and no CAD seat license to buy. It is a pallet position calculator and a full racking design software in one tab.
It draws the systems warehouses actually use: selective racking (single, back-to-back and double-deep), drive-in, push-back, carton flow, hand-pick levels, wide-span shelving and cantilever. Mezzanines are drawn as footprints, with shelving under the deck or on it; pallet flow and mobile racking are not supported yet, and we say so rather than drawing something we cannot stand behind.
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