The old Trackplanner for Windows

Long before it ran in the browser, Trackplanner was free Windows software that model railroaders used to plan their layouts on the PC. Its successor is today's Trackplanner in the browser.

Bring your old plans

You can import your old .glp plans straight into the new Trackplanner: choose “Import a plan” in the app and upload the file.

What Classic Trackplanner could do

• Plan track layouts in 2D, attach track with a click on an arrow
• View the layout in 3D
• Print a parts list for shopping and plans with a preview
• Save plans in construction phases, create baseboards from templates
• Track libraries for more than 25 track systems, plus the “Biblio Creator” for your own

Its predecessor was called “Railroad Construction Pack” (2004); in 2005 it became Trackplanner. The program was covered by Computer Bild, MIBA digital and Modellbahntechnik aktuell, among others. There was also a user forum.

Community track plans

On trackplanner.de, model railroaders shared their plans with others. We are bringing them into the new Trackplanner, where you can view them online.