FloorAI

FloorAI

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FloorAI is an AI floor plan generator that turns the plan you already have into a clean, labelled drawing. Feed it a hand sketch, a phone photo of an old survey sheet, or a PDF and it redraws the layout in about a minute, keeping walls and doors where you put them. From there you work inside a built-in floor plan editor to resize walls, rename rooms, move furniture, and re-export the same layout as a colour 2D plan, a technical drawing, or a 3D floor plan.

Interface preview of FloorAI

About FloorAI

What Is FloorAI

FloorAI is a web-based AI floor plan generator built by a team that got tired of tools which only work if you start from nothing. Most rivals assume a blank canvas. Most people don't have one. They have a listing sheet, or a survey drawing from decades ago, or a sketch scratched onto graph paper during a viewing.

The product's whole pitch is redrawing your layout rather than inventing a new one. You upload the source, and the generator returns a clean plan with room names and areas set in proper type. Wall positions hold up when you check them against the original. That matters. A plan that merely looks professional is very hard to audit.

The honest limit: FloorAI isn't CAD. It won't replace a measured survey. It gets you most of the way in a minute and then asks you to finish the job in its editor. If you need millimetre accuracy for construction documents, you'll still want a draftsperson.

Getting Started

  1. Open the FloorAI site and start your first plan for free, no card needed.
  2. Upload a sketch, photo, or PDF drawing, or describe the layout in a text prompt.
  3. Pick an output style: colour 2D, technical, blueprint, or 3D isometric.
  4. Let it generate, then open the result in the built-in editor to fix walls, labels, and areas.
  5. Re-export the same layout in any style once you're happy, without regenerating.

Product Information

A quick look at FloorAI's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanYes
Paid Plans$0 - credits or monthly subscription
PlatformWeb
DeveloperFloorAI
CategoryImage
Release DateJan 2025
Latest UpdatedSep 2025
Website Visits118
Website Global RankN/A
API AvailabilityN/A

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Real estate and listing agents who need a clean, correctly labelled plan for every listing and don't want to redraw each one by hand.
  • Homeowners planning a renovation, since you can try a few wall and furniture layouts before committing money to a contractor.
  • Small design studios that need a handful of floor plan drafts fast, early in a client conversation, before anything is signed off.

Tasks

  • Digitising an old paper plan
  • Testing a layout change
  • Producing listing visuals

Scenarios

  • A viewing where you sketch the layout on squared paper and want a tidy version that evening.
  • A renovation quote meeting where you need two or three arrangements of the same footprint to discuss rather than a single fixed plan.
  • A rental listing where buyers on phones want colour and furniture, while the builder only wants poché walls and nothing else.

Key features

Text to Floor Plan

Describe the rooms and the generator lays out a plan from the words alone. It suits early brainstorming, when you're working out whether a three-bed split works at all before you commit to a drawing. The output arrives labelled and sized, ready to edit rather than to redraw.

Image to Floor Plan in Seconds

Upload a phone photo, a scan, or a PDF drawing exactly as it comes. FloorAI corrects skew and page curl on its own, then sets room names and areas in clean type sized for portal listings and brochures. This is the part that saves the most time. The source no one tidies up first still comes through usable.

Built-In Floor Plan Editor

Generation gets you most of the way. Then the plan opens in an editor instead of a fresh prompt. You drag walls and openings to real dimensions, rename rooms and fix areas the generator guessed, and add, move, or rotate furniture room by room. Every edit stays on the same layout, so you never lose the parts that were already right.

Multiple Export Styles From One Layout

A buyer on a phone wants colour and furniture. A builder wants poché walls and nothing else. FloorAI produces colour 2D, technical, blueprint, and 3D isometric versions from a single sketch, and the walls line up between them. Pick a style when you generate or export the others later from the same layout.

Compare AI Generated Floor Plans

Knocking two rooms together costs thousands and can't be undone on a Saturday. So test it first. Generate the alternative and put both plans side by side at the same scale. You can also generate an upper floor that matches the one below, and share a link instead of emailing images around.

3D Floor Plans Buyers Understand

The 3D isometric view is for anyone who has never read a plan before. It shows the same layout from an angle that non-designers grasp immediately, which helps in listings and client meetings. It's a translation of your plan. Not a redesign. So the walls still match the 2D version.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Accepts the messy sources people actually have: phone photos, scans, old survey sheets, and PDFs.
  • Built-in editor means one wrong wall doesn't force a full regeneration, which saves real time on multi-room plans.
  • Four export styles from one layout keep walls consistent between the colour version for buyers and the technical version for trades.
  • Free to start with no card, so you can test it on your own drawing before paying.

Cons

  • It's a redraw tool, not CAD, so it won't produce construction-grade measured drawings on its own.
  • Output quality depends on the source: a blurry or badly angled photo may need more manual fixing in the editor.
  • Pricing sits behind credits or a monthly subscription, so heavy one-off users should check which model costs less before committing.
  • No public API means you can't wire it into your own listing pipeline yet. Is that a dealbreaker? For most solo agents, no.

Frequently asked questions

It turns an existing sketch, photo, or PDF floor plan into a clean, labelled 2D or 3D drawing, then lets you edit walls, rooms, and furniture in a built-in editor. Think of it as redrawing what you have rather than designing from scratch.