This invention belongs to the field of floor tile laying technology, specifically a floor laying auxiliary device, including an electric suction cup. A support rail is mounted on the outer arc surface of the electric suction cup, and two sliding seats are slidably connected within the support rail. A telescopic calibration component is mounted outside the sliding seats. This design is suitable for center positioning of both square and hexagonal floor tiles, and has the following outstanding advantages: By adjusting the angle of the sliding seats and ensuring they fit against the side of the telescopic calibration component, the electric suction cup is always positioned in the center of the floor tile, solving the problem of deviations easily caused by manual visual alignment; because the electric suction cup is located in the center of the floor tile, the floor tile is subjected to uniform force during suction and lifting, making it less prone to tilting or shaking, effectively preventing the floor tile from shifting during transfer; the suction is stable and the positioning is accurate, avoiding floor tile placement deviations caused by suction cup misalignment, significantly improving the accuracy of tile placement and construction efficiency.