Generate a 2D floor plan image from home details, text, an image, or a sketch. Draw and edit a 2D floor plan from scratch in the editor.
Explore how your space details, a written description, or an uploaded sketch can be used to create a 2D floor plan image.
Create a Floor Plan →Space · Home
Home Type · Detached house
Floor Area · 120 m²
Shape · Rectangle
12 spaces · Living room, Dining room, Bedroom, Bathroom, Guest bedroom, Sleeping area + 6 more
Highlights · Watercolor · Balcony · Wet/dry bath · Bathtub · Open L-shaped kitchen · No island
Choose your space type, dimensions, and rooms to generate a residential layout.
Floor 1 · Description
Create a one-bedroom apartment with an open kitchen and living area, one bathroom, and a small home office. Keep the home office near natural light and make the layout feel compact but comfortable.
Apartment / condo · 75 m² · Rectangle
Describe the rooms and relationships you want to see in an apartment layout.
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Uploaded sketch
Use a hand-drawn sketch as a reference for a cleaner floor plan image.
Give your floor plan the look that fits your project. Select a drawing style in the form before generating your image. Style images are visual references; your generated result may vary based on your input.
Choose a Drawing Style →
A clean, detailed look for reviewing rooms, walls, and layout.
Add color to make rooms and furnishings easier to distinguish.
Present your layout with a classic blueprint-inspired look.
Explore your layout with the feel of a hand-drawn sketch.
Give your floor plan a softer, more illustrative look.
Use an editable plan to explore early spatial decisions before moving into detailed design or professional documentation.
Plan Your Space →
Compare room arrangements, furniture placement, and circulation.
Test room changes and compare layout directions before detailed design.
Study desks, shared areas, amenities, and movement through a workplace.
Prepare a clear spatial reference for feasibility discussions and review.
Learn how to make a 2D floor plan with AI or how to sketch a floor plan yourself. Choose the approach that fits your project.
Fill in your space details, write a description, or upload a plan or sketch as a reference.
Select a drawing style and generate a 2D floor plan image from your inputs.
Check the rooms, doors, windows, layout relationships, and important measurements against your requirements.
Download the generated image or request further changes to the image.
Open the editor and start a new plan with a blank canvas.
Draw the walls and define the rooms to create the layout of your space.
Add doors, windows, and supported furniture or fixtures where you need them.
Check and adjust your layout, then use the export options available in the editor.
Choose the input that matches what you have. Each path gives you a working layout that you can review and adjust in the editor.
Unlike a flat generated image, the plan is made of selectable elements. Adjust one part of the layout without recreating everything else.
Create, move, or adjust walls and room zones as your space planning changes. Refine one area without disturbing the rest of the plan.
Add openings to the relevant walls, then review their position, size, and relationship to nearby rooms.
Name spaces and place supported items where they belong. Move, rotate, replace, or remove them as the layout develops.
Work across multiple levels and use Undo or Redo when you need to reverse a recent change.
Import an existing plan image, scan, screenshot, or hand-drawn sketch as a reference. AI maps the visible structure into a working layout that you can compare with the source and correct.
Drag the divider to compare the reference and editable result. Verify important measurements independently before use.
Follow one editable plan from importing an existing layout and making a targeted AI-assisted change to reviewing the result in connected 2D and 3D views.
Open the 2D Editor →
Upload a PNG, JPG, or WEBP reference, or bring OBJ or GLB geometry into the editable workspace.
Describe a change while the current project and selected element remain visible on the canvas.
Use Split view to compare the top-down plan and spatial model as one connected project.
Use the 2D view for top-down planning, then switch to 3D to inspect volume, circulation, openings, and furniture relationships. Changes remain part of one connected project.
Use the top-down view for room structure, alignment, openings, labels, and the overall layout.
Inspect room proportions and circulation from another perspective, then correct supported elements directly in either view.
Explore 3D Floor Plan Editing →Use the editor for planning, visualization, and continued layout work. Keep verified technical and construction documentation in the appropriate professional workflow.
| Included | Not Included |
|---|---|
| Text, image, sketch, and blank-canvas starting points | Permit or construction documentation |
| Selectable walls, rooms, openings, labels, and supported items | Guaranteed code compliance |
| Direct manual and AI-assisted editing | Guaranteed dimensions from an uncalibrated reference |
| Multiple floors with Undo and Redo | Automatic verification of all geometry and dimensions |
| Editing in connected 2D and 3D views | Architect-stamped drawings |
| 2D PNG, full or structure-only PDF, OBJ, STL, and GLB exports | SVG, DWG, DXF, IFC, or video export |
For planning and visualization. Review AI-assisted results and verify important dimensions independently before use.
Draw your floor plan for free. Let AI help you take it further.
What to expect when creating and refining an editable 2D layout.
Yes. Select individual plan elements and adjust them directly, or ask AI to make a specific change. You do not need to regenerate the entire plan as a new image.
Turn your idea into a plan you can review, adjust, and share. Begin in 2D and develop the room layout at your own pace.
For planning and visualization. Review AI-assisted results before use; not intended as verified construction documentation.
Start with an existing layout
Keep family life connected, with three bedrooms, a garage and a separate home office around a central living space.
Generate a variation from the reference image, or edit a personal copy of the prepared layout.
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A three-bedroom apartment with an enclosed study and an open living and dining area, for a home that makes room for focused work.
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Two bedrooms flank a central living and dining area, with an enclosed study at the upper right and kitchen and bathroom on the left.
Generate a variation from the reference image, or edit a personal copy of the prepared layout.
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