Turn space requirements into a floor plan you can develop further.
Enter the total area, floors, room counts, kitchen and garage needs, and layout priorities. Generate a top-down concept, compare directions, then continue in the connected editor for supported 2D and 3D work.
Images on this page illustrate possible plans and interface states; they are not verified outputs of the current generator.
Define the project size, rooms, features, and relationships before generating.
Set total area, units, and the number of floors.
List bedrooms, bathrooms, living areas, and additional spaces.
Choose the kitchen direction and parking needs.
Describe adjacencies, privacy, circulation, and must-have features.
Choose a presentation style and a 2D starting view.

Compare four project briefs with illustrative top-down floor plans. Use a brief to prefill the workspace, then check all measurements and rooms.
A compact home direction with connected shared spaces and quieter bedrooms.
An apartment direction that limits wasted corridor space.
A two-level direction with shared spaces below and family bedrooms above.
An office direction with separated collaboration, support, and focus areas.
Supplied case images are visual prototypes, not verified live generator output. Prefilled values are a starting point and should be checked before generation.
Move from a project brief to a concept you can review and continue developing.
Add area, floors, rooms, space types, and important relationships.
Review room organization, circulation, and use of space.
Use the result as a reference and refine supported walls, openings, dimensions, and furniture.
Check the project in 2D or 3D and choose a supported export.

Continue a useful concept in the connected editor. Compare the same plan before and after a targeted adjustment.
Review the initial room arrangement, openings, and furniture placement.
The supplied before and after images illustrate an edit. Check available editing controls in the live workspace.
Open the Floor Plan Editor →Compare two views of the same planning direction without changing the project brief.
Check rooms, openings, labels, furniture, and circulation from above.
These paired visuals are illustrative. Open the editor to inspect your own project in its supported views.
View My Plan in the Editor →Choose the format that fits your next review, presentation, editing, or visualization step.
Compatible CAD editing.
Review, printing, and sharing.
Presentations and visual references.
Web and compatible 3D tools.
Supported 3D visualization.
Compatible modeling.
Formats depend on the project. An STL file is not verified as watertight, correctly scaled, or print-ready.

Start with the information you already have.
| Starting point | Recommended workflow | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Area, rooms, and priorities | AI Floor Plan Generator | Generate a concept from a project brief |
| Direct 2D drawing control | 2D Floor Plan | Draw and edit supported elements |
| A structured drawing direction | Floor Plan Drawing Generator | Explore visual drawing styles |
| An existing 2D plan | Floor Plan to 3D | Continue in a 3D workflow |
Confirm site measurements, technical requirements, and construction documents with qualified professionals.
Focused pages provide more specific inputs and planning guidance.

Plan a complete home layout.

Focus on privacy, storage, and efficiency.

Arrange furniture in one bedroom.

Plan workstations, meeting rooms, and support zones.

Consider dining, kitchen, and service relationships.

Balance vehicle bays, storage, and access.
Use a visual concept to compare early directions and communicate a brief.
Make room needs easier to discuss before professional consultation.
Create early options for client briefing and review.
Explore residential and commercial space programs.
Translate requirements into a visual planning reference.
Enter area, floors, room counts, kitchen type, garage needs, additional spaces, and important room relationships.
Yes. Add the size, room program, and layout priorities to generate a whole-home concept.
Yes. Focused apartment, office, restaurant, bedroom, and garage pages also provide guidance.
You can continue a useful output in the connected editor and refine supported project elements. A generated image itself is not a fully editable architectural model.
The connected editor supports 2D and 3D views for projects that have editable geometry.
Depending on the project, supported formats include DXF, PDF, PNG, GLB, STL, and OBJ.
Yes. Generation and the connected editing workflow run in the browser.
No. Confirm site, room, furniture, and clearance measurements before final decisions.
No. It does not replace measured drawings, code review, engineering, permits, or construction documents.
Yes. Use Floor Plan to 3D when you already have a 2D plan to continue from.
Start with project size, rooms, and priorities. Review the concept, then develop a supported editable project.