Stage Plot & Input List Generator
A stage plot is a top-down map of who stands where and what plugs in where. Add your musicians, pick instruments and monitor mixes, drag them into place, drop in your logo, and export a clean plot and input list to send any venue, built right here, nothing uploaded anywhere.
We don’t save any of this. Nothing you type is uploaded or stored anywhere. Your name, email, and phone are used only to print your contact info onto your own stage plot and input list, so any venue holding one document can always reach you from the other. Want on our guest list instead? Get in touch.
Band Members
Drag any musician on the stage to reposition. On a phone, tap a musician then tap a spot on the stage. Every performer gets a mix number, delivered through a wedge or IEMs.
Why a good stage plot saves your show day
The plot and input list are the two documents a venue needs to set your show up before you arrive. When they’re clear, load-in is calm and soundcheck starts on time. When they’re missing or vague, the whole day backs up. This is the paperwork side of advancing a show, and it’s worth getting right.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a stage plot?
A stage plot is a top-down diagram of where every musician, instrument, and piece of backline sits on stage. It travels with a band’s technical rider so the venue and audio crew can set up the stage, monitors, and inputs before the band arrives.
What is an input list?
An input list is the numbered channel list that tells the audio engineer what plugs into the console and how: each source, its microphone or DI, and which monitor mix it feeds. Paired with a stage plot, it lets a venue advance a show without a phone call.
How do I make a stage plot for free?
Add each musician above, choose their instrument and monitor mix, drag them into position on the stage, add your logo and contact info, and export the finished plot and input list. It runs entirely in your browser with no signup.