Landscape design, drawn for home
Trace your actual property, lay out beds and paths, plant real species, and see how sunlight and seasons shape your plan.
Free to start · no account required · saved in your browser
Before and after
A builder's plot plan carries everything that constrains a garden — setbacks, grade, a well, a septic reserve field, the trees already standing. Klora keeps every one of them and lets you design around them, to scale, on the property you actually own.
Both drawings are the same property at the same scale — switch between them and nothing moves.
How it works
Bring your property into Klora and design within the real dimensions and features of your outdoor space.
Shape beds, arrange plants, add paths and hardscape, and explore different layouts without moving a shovel.
From your house and trees, Klora works out how the sun and shade move across the yard.
See whether plants suit their placement — sunlight, climate, mature size, bloom season, and more.
Keep track of plants, quantities, materials, notes, and estimated costs as your design comes together.
Oakleaf hydrangea wants part shade. This bed gets 4.6 hrs of sun.
The plant library
Klora's plant library gives you more than a picture and a name: filter by size, sunlight, bloom period, colour and habit, or by traits like native, deer-resistant and drought-tolerant. Place a plant, and Klora tells you whether that spot gives it what it needs.
See how much sun different areas of your property receive.
Design for what your plants will become — not only how they look today.
Understand when your garden blooms and where seasonal gaps may appear.
Filter for the qualities that matter to your property and priorities.
Garden phlox
Phlox paniculata
Panicle hydrangea
Hydrangea paniculata
Butterfly weed
Asclepias tuberosa
Filtered for this bed: full sun, 7.4 hrs of sun, clay soil.
Seasons & growth
A new landscape changes constantly. Plants grow, shadows move, and different parts of the garden take their turn throughout the year.
Switch between seasons, preview plants at maturity, review bloom timing, and see how sunlight moves across your property.
MAR–MAY
Serviceberry bloom
JUN–AUG
Hydrangea, coneflower
SEP–NOV
Grasses turn copper
DEC–FEB
Gap — add evergreen
Klora helps you answer the questions that usually arise after you have already spent the money.
Year 1 At maturity 
Spring Fall Make those decisions inside your plan — not after everything is in the ground.
Plants & materials
As you build, Klora keeps your selected plants and materials connected to the design. Add quantities, notes, and pricing so you can move from inspiration to an organized shopping and installation plan.
No more trying to reconstruct your design from screenshots, saved posts, handwritten measurements, and twenty-seven open browser tabs.
Every account starts on Free, with every planning tool and one complete design of your property. Pay only when you need more.
What Free includes
Everything in Free, plus PDF export, multiple designs, and maintenance planning. One project, or a subscription.
$24 one payment
For one landscape project · 90 days.
$69 per year Save 28% vs monthly
Or $8 per month, month to month.
For people who are always working on the yard.
Still weighing up the options? Compare Klora with other landscape design tools — including the cases where another one is the better fit.
No. Klora is designed to help homeowners organize their ideas visually while providing practical information throughout the planning process.
Yes. Klora lets you use your property as the foundation of the design instead of beginning with a generic garden template.
Yes. You can shape planting beds and add hardscape and other landscape elements to create a complete property plan.
You can search and filter plants by characteristics including size, sunlight, color, bloom timing, growth type, and useful landscape traits. Klora also helps evaluate whether a selected plant is suited to its placement.
Klora includes seasonal, bloom, sunlight, and mature-growth planning tools so you can consider more than a single snapshot of the garden.
Free includes one complete design of your property, all the planning tools, the full plant library of more than 1,400 species, plant recommendations, shopping lists, and sharing. It is the default for every account, so you can plan a whole project and take the plant list to the nursery without paying anything.
Klora Plus adds PDF export, multiple designs, and maintenance planning on top of everything in Free. It is available as a 90-day Project Pass with no subscription, or as a subscription billed monthly or annually.
The Project Pass is Klora Plus for one landscape project: 90 days for a single $24 payment, with no subscription and nothing that renews. It suits homeowners completing a defined landscape or garden project.
Start on Free. Choose the Project Pass if you have one landscape project and want Plus without a subscription. If you are always working on the yard, subscribe: monthly for flexible access while you are actively designing, or annually to save 28% and plan in phases across the year.
Klora is built around planning what to plant and where, on your own property. Photo and AR apps are better for previewing a makeover over a picture of your yard, and general 3D or CAD tools are better for modelling structures, terrain and hardscape in detail. Compare Klora with other landscape design tools.
No. Klora is a planning and decision-support tool. Complex grading, drainage, structural, engineering, permitting, and safety questions should still be evaluated by qualified local professionals.
Looking for how something works? Browse the Klora guides — short reads on drawing your property, planning beds, and exporting a plan.