Plan container loading in 3D before the truck arrives. Enter your carton sizes, hit Auto Load, and see exactly how everything stacks — with weight, pallet and rotation rules applied.
Works on desktop and tablet · 20GP / 40GP / 40HC / 45HC / 53' flatbed / 53' container / 48' dry van / 26' box truck / 53' reefer / custom
Built around the questions a freight planner actually asks: will it fit, is it legal, and can the crew build it.
Rotate, zoom and inspect the stack from any angle. Double-click to turn a carton 90°, right-click to switch flat or upright.
One click arranges every carton into layers, maximizing space while respecting stack and rotation rules.
Live comparison against the container payload limit, with pallet weight included — no more surprise overweight bookings.
Set pallet height and tare weight once; the plan accounts for it on every layer, so the drawing matches the dock.
Paste an SKU list or import an .xlsx file with dimensions, quantity and weight — hundreds of lines in seconds.
Type a SKU code and thickness, width, length, weight and pieces per skid fill in automatically. One library, every job.
Every customer's SKU library and load plans stay separate — mix cargo from several clients in one container without ever mixing their data.
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No sign-up, no install — this is the actual calculator.
Both demos: axle and balance checks included
Real 3D plans generated by the calculator — every container size.
This is the same calculator your team will use. 4 SKUs, one click, instant 3D plan.
Before Quick Loading we were loading about 71% of each container. The next one hit 93% — same container, same freight bill, a third more cargo.
No installation, no account, no spreadsheet gymnastics.
Type dimensions by hand, add products one by one, or import an Excel sheet of SKUs.
Choose 20GP, 40GP, 40HC, 45HC, a 53' flatbed, a dry van, a box truck, a reefer, or enter custom internal dimensions.
Watch the 3D plan build itself, check utilization and weight, then send it to the loading crew.
If your week involves a container, a cut-off time and a customer asking "how many will fit" — this is for you.
Plan outbound containers straight from production orders and quote realistic quantities.
Quote and plan mixed client cargo in minutes instead of guessing from a spreadsheet.
Standardize load planning across clients and give the dock crew a visual they can follow.
Fit more orders per container and cut the number of trips on every route.
Quick Loading started from a simple frustration: load planning was either expensive enterprise software or a napkin sketch. We think a planner should be able to see the container, in 3D, in the browser, without a sales call.
Our focus is narrow on purpose — one job, done well: tell you exactly how your cargo fits, and prove it visually.
Open the calculator, drop in a few sizes, and see the plan in 3D. Free, no sign-up.