01 · Set the stage
Match your setup
Set stage dimensions and place musicians, instruments, amplifiers and risers. Label positions so the local crew can read the layout.
Stage plot maker for bands and live sound crews
Create a stage plot with drag-and-drop equipment, backline and monitor positions. Export it as a PNG, or include it in your band's technical rider.
Open the creator free. No credit card required. An account lets you save your riders.
01 · Set the stage
Set stage dimensions and place musicians, instruments, amplifiers and risers. Label positions so the local crew can read the layout.
02 · Add the details
Show where the wedges, microphones and backline belong. Keep equipment positions consistent with your input list.
03 · Share with the crew
Download a PNG for the venue. For the full picture, add the stage plot to a technical rider with inputs and sound requirements.
A useful stage plot shows performer positions, instruments and amplifiers, vocal microphones, monitor locations and riser dimensions. Mark the audience side and use labels that match the input list. Confirm the actual stage size with the venue before the show.
The plot describes placement; the rider explains the technical requirements. Read the technical rider guide if you also need to document sound, inputs and production notes.
One show or a whole roster?
The Free plan includes up to 2 saved riders, a basic equipment library and basic PDF export. Pro Lifetime adds unlimited riders, the Pro equipment library, version history and expanded storage for US$6.99 in one payment.
No recurring payment for Pro Lifetime. Ongoing AI Rider Review belongs to the separate Pro AI subscription.
Compare Free and Pro LifetimeYou can open the stage plot creator free and export a PNG. The Free rider plan lets you keep up to 2 riders. New accounts receive a 7-day Pro trial; after that, Free limits apply unless you choose a paid plan. The trial does not automatically charge you.
Yes. Export a PNG from the stage plot creator and send the image to your venue. Use a full rider when the crew also needs the input list, sound requirements and production notes.
No. The creator runs in your browser. Drag equipment onto the stage and adjust positions, dimensions and labels.