I know ikea has free kitchen design software. You could make do with Paint, if you have a Windows machine. You could also hand-draw something and either scan it or take a picture.

http://www.schreinerei-trier.de/ger_projekte_kuechen-4-allgemein-18-kuecheab-46.php http://www.schreinerei-trier.de/ger_projekte_kuechen-4-allgemein-18-kuechefw-16.php These are couple of my design inspiration. I can't seem to find an on-line software to lay out custom cab sizes. I tried Lowe's and Ikea and they will not let me modify the cab sizes. Any recommendations? Google Sketch Up is a too much of pain to use. Thanks

DynaSCAPE is used widely in my area and is the software taught in the CAD drafting classes at local landscape design schools.

For anyone curious, here is a YouTube playlist showing the capabilities of Home Designer Pro ($495). Suite ($99) is very similar and still fully 3D. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqOuoZKrHpQ&list=PL7J4ch5cuz99pBDuLJ5a8Nt6l3DSmTTCW&index=1 I respond to questions at the Home Designer forum and find many people are using the software to build a 3D model of the house. They want to see what many Architects and designers seem unable to provide -- what is the house going to look like? Many people find it difficult to translate a 2D floorplan and elevations into a three dimensional representation of their house. They often want to experiment with colors, place furniture and other objects inside. Some use it to meet HOA requirements, or for small projects where construction document requirements are minimal.