Readable on listing pages and briefs
A 2D floor plan generator creates the simple view most people expect when comparing spaces.
Use this 2D floor plan generator to create clean generated 2D drafts with room labels, dimensions, proportion review, and saved PNG output.
Upload a plan (optional)
Do not upload sensitive information.
Choose a result

Check dimensions before building.
The cards mix 2D output, generator, review, and photo conversion for a focused workflow view.





Clean 2D output
A 2D floor plan generator is for people who need a clean plan they can read, review, and share. The best result is simple linework with clear labels, not a decorative scene.
Start from a prompt, dimensions, or a reference image. Then review scale, openings, and room names before exporting the 2D plan.
The plan should be easy to read at a glance, with rooms, doors, windows, and dimension marks in the right places.
Use a known measurement to check proportion before the plan becomes a file someone else relies on.
The current MVP saves PNG results for sharing. PDF, SVG, and DXF matter for handoff but remain roadmap items.

Linework first
A 2D floor plan is useful when labels, openings, dimensions, and export formats are easy to check.
A 2D floor plan generator creates the simple view most people expect when comparing spaces.
Top-down linework makes walls, openings, and room sizes easier to check.
A clean 2D plan can feed review, 3D-style preview, saved PNG sharing, or client discussion.
How it works
Add the brief, generate top-down linework, check measurements, and export the format that fits the next step.

Describe rooms, sizes, doors, windows, and any fixed constraints.
Create a clean top-down draft with labels and linework.
Use a known wall as prompt context, then review obvious proportion issues.
Save the PNG result for quick sharing; professional handoff formats are roadmap items.
Use cases
2D plans work well for listings, renovation notes, client review, and early planning discussion.
Homeowners
Plan before spending money
What they need
Homeowners can turn early ideas into a plan they can discuss with family, builders, or designers. The draft helps them see room flow before contractor calls.
Real estate teams
Make listings easier to understand
What they need
Agents and property managers can use the workflow when a listing needs a clearer layout image. A readable plan helps buyers understand room relationships faster than photos alone.
Designers and contractors
Create a clean starting point
What they need
Small studios and contractors can speed up early conversations. The plan is not a substitute for professional measurement, but it is useful for notes, options, and scope.
Support notes
Answers about 2D linework, scale review, export formats, and construction limits.
AI plans should be reviewed before construction decisions.
Users see the credit cost before generating or exporting.
Ready when the source is ready
Start with a prompt or reference image, review the draft, then export only after the plan is readable.