Floor plans
Write what you need in a sentence, such as “3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, about 140 m², open kitchen and a garage”, or upload a picture of a floor plan you already have. AI Plan Creator draws it as a real plan, with walls, rooms, doors and windows to real dimensions, and shows it as a 3D model at the same time. Everything it makes can be moved, resized and furnished.
How it works
Type the home you want in plain words, or upload a JPEG, PNG or WebP picture of a plan, a photo of a printed one or a sketch, up to 10 MB.
From words it lays out a whole house, usually in under a minute. From a picture it reads each room and rebuilds the plan at the size it estimates.
Drag walls, resize rooms, add doors, windows and floors, or ask the AI agent for a change in your own words.
The plan and the 3D model are one design. Export the plan as a PNG or in a PDF set, or, with Pro, as a DXF file for CAD, or send a link.
Say what matters to you: how many bedrooms and bathrooms, roughly how big, the style, and anything outside such as a garage, a deck or a pool. Plain words are fine. As you type, the page shows what it has understood, such as the bedrooms, the style and the features, before anything is made.
Design it with AI hands your brief to the AI agent, which draws the rooms with their doors and windows, furnishes them and lays out the garden. It uses one AI request. Build it step by step uses no AI at all: your words fill in the builder's choices of building type, style, size, bedrooms, storeys, garage and features, which you can check and change before the design is made.
Have a plan already, a sketch on paper or a drawing of your own? Upload a picture of it. The AI reads each room as a rectangle with its name and type, and estimates the building's overall size from any dimensions written on the drawing (or, failing that, from typical room and door sizes). The plan is rebuilt from those rooms as an editable single-storey plan, its walls, doors and windows laid out by rule rather than copied from your drawing.
A straight-on picture with clear walls works best. Curved or angled walls come back as rectangles, so check the result against your drawing and move the walls where they differ. The plan opens with its rooms ready to furnish, and it is in 3D from the start.
With Pro you can import the plan itself, with its walls, doors and windows as drawn and its rooms named. A DXF file from CAD software is read on our own servers; a PDF or a picture is read by the AI, for one AI request. You see what was read before the design is made, and where no dimensions can be read you give the building's width to set its scale. A DXF exported from AI Plan Creator and imported unchanged brings back the design it was made from, unless that design was started from the store.
The editor works like a drawing board that knows its dimensions. Draw walls or whole rooms, add doors and windows, add a floor and put in stairs, and measure anything. The plan shows its dimensions and each room's area, in metres or in feet. Set the plot's width and depth, and the house sits on it with its garden.
Or tell the AI agent what to change: “make the kitchen 1 m bigger to the north”, “add another 2 bedrooms and a bathroom”, “add a floor with 2 bedrooms and a lounge”. The agent uses the same tools you do, so whatever it changes stays editable, and it tells you what it assumed.
A floor plan is one of several drawings made from the same design. The Views screen gives a floor plan of each storey, a site plan, four elevations, two cross-sections, a roof plan, an isometric view, and lighting, electrical and plumbing plans. Export any of them as a PNG or a JPEG, the plans as an SVG, or all of them as a PDF set of A3 sheets with a title block.
With Pro, export the floor plans as a standard DXF file for CAD software: one storey or all of them side by side, in millimetres, on standard AIA layers.
Draw the plan in another style, from technical and blueprint to hand-drawn or watercolour, or, with Premium, share it with a link that lets others view it, comment on it or edit it, with a password if you like. The drawings are for design exploration: when you are ready to build, take the design to a designer or architect.
Questions and answers
For anything else, see the questions on the home page or send us a message.
Yes. AI Plan Creator is free to start. The Free plan costs nothing, needs no card and includes every design tool of the editor, with a daily allowance of AI requests, so you can generate a floor plan from a sentence and then edit it by hand as much as you like. Paid plans add more designs and more AI requests; Premium adds share links and the store's included designs, and Pro CAD files.
Yes. Upload a JPEG, PNG or WebP picture of a floor plan, a photo of a printed plan or a sketch, up to 10 MB. The AI reads the rooms, and the plan is rebuilt from them as an editable single-storey plan with walls, doors and windows laid out by rule. A clear, straight-on picture works best, and walls that are not square come back as rectangles. With Pro, import the picture, a PDF or a DXF file instead, and its walls, doors and windows are kept as drawn.
Yes, with Pro. Export a design's floor plans as a DXF file, one storey or all of them, in millimetres on standard AIA layers: walls, doors and windows, rooms with their names and areas, stairs, furniture, outside dimensions and the lighting, electrical and plumbing layouts. The file is a standard DXF (AutoCAD's R12 format), the format CAD programs such as AutoCAD, BricsCAD, LibreCAD and QCAD open. The drawings are for design exploration and are not construction documents.
Say how many bedrooms and bathrooms, roughly how big in square metres, a style, and what matters most, such as an open kitchen and living area, a garage, an office or a deck. Plain words are fine, and AI Plan Creator shows what it understood as you type.
Yes. Everything the AI makes is an ordinary design: drag walls, resize rooms, move doors and windows, add floors and furnish the rooms, by hand or by asking the AI agent.
Not as they are. The drawings are for design exploration and are not construction documents. Use them to work out what you want, then take the design to a designer or architect, who will prepare the drawings needed for a building consent and to build from.
Design tools
Free to start, no card needed. Or begin from a ready-made design in the store and change anything you like.
