What website is this?
Floor Plan AI is a browser tool for early spatial planning. It turns a written brief, room dimensions, or a JPG, PNG, or WebP reference image into a reviewable 2D floor plan draft. The practical problem is communicating a layout during renovation or property discussions without starting in a CAD editor. Its focus is flexible input, dimensional context, and browser-based review rather than construction documents. Results are saved as PNG images for concept discussions, option comparisons, and explaining room relationships to people who do not use CAD. Walls, doors, windows, labels, and proportions still need human checking.
Key features
- Accepts a text prompt, room dimensions, or an optional JPG, PNG, or WebP reference image as the starting input.
- Detects walls, doors, windows, rooms, labels, and common dimension marks to produce a first plan image.
- Offers Fast and Detailed image generation modes, with the credit cost shown before generation.
- Can turn a generated 2D layout into a furnished 2.5D-style preview for discussing room flow and interior direction.
- Keeps generated results in project history and supports opening or downloading PNG files.
Common use cases
- Homeowners can describe a renovation or room arrangement before meeting a contractor, then use the draft to discuss room boundaries and circulation.
- Real-estate agents can prepare a quick visual layout for a listing or client conversation when a formal CAD drawing is not yet needed.
- Interior designers can compare an early furniture or room-flow idea with clients before committing to detailed documentation.
- Small planning teams can combine a known wall length with a reference image to make a shared layout discussion more concrete.
Who is it for?
- Homeowners who need a visual planning draft without learning a full CAD workflow.
- Real-estate agents and interior designers who need a quick image for early listing or client discussions.
- Contractors and small teams using a generated plan as a communication aid before professional documentation.
- Users exploring layouts from prompts, measurements, sketches, or reference images who can review the result themselves.
- People who need editable CAD/BIM geometry, permit drawings, or construction-ready accuracy are a poor fit for the current image-based workflow.
How does it compare with similar tools?
- For early layout exploration, it is suited to prompt, dimension, and reference-image inputs; a conventional CAD tool remains the better choice for precise manual drafting and editable geometry.
- For a quick communication image, the saved PNG workflow is simpler; users who need direct wall controls should wait for or choose a tool that already provides them.
- For 3D discussion, the furnished preview can help explain a 2D layout, but it does not replace architectural, structural, accessibility, or permitting review.
- PDF, SVG, and DXF exports are listed as roadmap items, so current export needs should be checked against the active PNG workflow.
FAQs
Q: What can I upload to Floor Plan AI?
A: You can start with a written brief or dimensions and optionally add a JPG, PNG, or WebP reference image. PDF upload is listed as a roadmap item.
Q: Can Floor Plan AI create construction or permit drawings?
A: No. Generated plans are for planning, visualization, listing, and communication, and should be reviewed by qualified professionals before construction or permit decisions.
Q: What export formats are supported?
A: Generated results can be opened or downloaded as PNG images. PDF, SVG, and DXF exports are planned rather than active features.
Q: How are generations charged?
A: Each image generation currently costs one credit, and the interface shows the cost before generation. The free plan includes three starter credits.
