Is it possible to print or download my kitchen plan as a PDF?
The IKEA Kitchen planner offers many features, including the ability to print or download a PDF of your kitchen design.
Want to print/download a PDF of your kitchen design? Just follow these simple steps:
- Sign in to your IKEA Family profile.
- Open the Kitchen planner.
- Find your saved designs and select the one you want to print/download.
- Click on the print as PDF symbol.
- Choose from the options: summary page, items list, or all options.
- Click the 'Print' selection button.
- Preview your design and choose to print it or save it as a PDF.
- Select a folder on your computer to save your file.
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