If you want to quickly plan the pallet layout on a trailer before the truck arrives, Pallet3D lets you do it in one place and see the arrangement right in your browser. Instead of working out the loading diagram by hand, you enter the cargo data and check how the trailer plan might look.
This is a solution for the freight forwarder, dispatcher, transport planner and warehouse when a reliable layout matters before the vehicle even arrives. The tool works online, with no installation, so it fits daily work in Poland and on international markets.
The biggest problem appears when the loading plan is made in a hurry or based on estimates. The pallet layout on the trailer should be verified earlier to avoid corrections in the yard and to save the driver's and the warehouse's time. That is exactly what the pallet layout calculator in Pallet3D helps with.
In practice you get a tool to check the layout, not a separate program detached from operations. It is a single load-planning calculator that lets you judge faster whether a given layout makes sense before the truck is sent out.
In Pallet3D you enter boxes or rolls with their dimensions and weight, and the system helps arrange the cargo on pallets and places the pallets in the trailer. You see the result in an interactive 3D view, so the whole plan is easier to assess than from a list of dimensions alone. This approach makes the trailer loading calculator a solid support in daily operational work.
Automatic, mixed and manual modes are available, along with pallet stacking and using loose parcels in the free spaces. Once the plan is ready, you can export it to PDF. As a result, a single process covers cargo preparation, layout control and passing on a clear plan.
Arrange the cargo automatically or adjust the pallet layout yourself.
Pallets arranged by weight, with free spaces filled by loose parcels.
View and rotate the entire trailer plan in your browser, with no installation.
Save the finished plan to PDF and hand it to the warehouse and the driver.
With repeatable shipments, what counts most is the speed of the decision and fewer manual attempts. The pallet layout on the trailer can be checked in advance, which makes it easier to compare options for euro pallets and other pallet configurations. This way of working supports load-space optimisation without guessing how the goods will finally be arranged.
It is also practical support when you check the layout of 24 pallets on a trailer, 26 pallets on a trailer, 28 pallets on a trailer or 30 pallets on a trailer. You can approach in the same way a situation where you need to assess 33 pallets on a trailer or answer the question of how to arrange 34 pallets on a trailer.
Pallet3D is a single calculator, not a set of separate products, so it works best when you want to move quickly from cargo data to a loading plan. If you need a program to check the pallet layout on a trailer before shipping, that use case is exactly its main job.
On this page we focus on a single scenario: trailer planning. If a container loading calculator also comes up in your work, the same mechanism can be used for broader load planning, but here the priority is a quick check of the pallet layout before the truck arrives.
The demo needs no registration, so you can check your own layout right away without creating an account. Pallet3D runs in the browser with no installation, and you can base the input on your own cargo dimensions and weights. That is convenient when you need a quick answer for a specific shipment rather than a general description of the tool.
You can review the result in 3D and save it as a PDF, which makes it easier for the planner, the warehouse and the person preparing the load to communicate. This approach shortens the path from idea to a finished plan and makes it easier to decide before the trailer even pulls up.
A standard 13.6 m curtain-side trailer usually holds 33 EUR pallets placed on the floor (in a single layer) or up to 66 when stacked. The real number depends on the height and weight of the cargo - the calculator works it out for your pallets and shows the layout in 3D.
Enter the pallets' dimensions and weight, and the calculator will place them in the trailer automatically and show the layout in 3D. In the same way you can check any number of pallets - from a few to a full trailer load.
No. The demo runs in the browser with no installation and no account - you can check your own pallet layout on the trailer right away and save the result to PDF.
Runs in the browser, with no installation and no sign-up - on desktop, tablet and phone.
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