Start with the Details That Shape Your Drawing
A useful drawing begins with more than a room count. Describe the size, structure, relationships, and priorities.
Space Size and Levels
Enter approximate total area and floor count.
Rooms and Functional Spaces
List bedrooms, bathrooms, shared spaces, storage, and workspaces.
Layout Relationships
Explain which spaces should connect or remain separate.
Planning Priorities
State circulation, privacy, light, and space-use priorities.
Drawing Presentation
Choose a visual style, detail level, and paper treatment.
Example requirement
Create a 140 sqm single-story home with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an open kitchen and living area, a separate laundry room, and clear circulation. Keep the primary bedroom away from shared spaces.
Enter My Floor Plan Requirements →How Your Inputs Influence the Drawing
Each part of your brief guides a different aspect of the concept.
How Your Inputs Influence the Drawing| Input | What it guides |
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| Area and floors | Overall scope and level distribution |
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| Rooms and functions | Spaces to include |
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| Relationships | Adjacency and separation |
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| Circulation priorities | How people may move |
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| Drawing style | Visual presentation, not technical verification |
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If a relationship matters, such as placing laundry near bedrooms, state it directly.
Generate Your Floor Plan Drawing
Describe the space, choose a style, and create a visual direction you can review and develop.
