Approachable for first-time planners
The floor plan creator avoids specialist setup. It gives non-CAD users a practical way to start.
Use this floor plan creator to start from a room brief, dimensions, or an optional reference image, then review labels, proportions, and saved PNG output.
Upload a plan (optional)
Do not upload sensitive information.
Choose a result

Check dimensions before building.
The image set moves from room lists to generated plans and saved PNG results, with no repeated device mockup frame.





Create, then adjust
A floor plan creator is best when you want to shape a home layout without learning a full CAD program. Start with a room brief, starter dimensions, or a reference image, then adjust the plan as the idea becomes clearer.
This floor plan creator keeps the work practical. You build a simple plan, check the room flow, fix labels, and export a version that is easy to discuss.
Add the rooms you need and describe how they should connect. The first plan gives you something concrete to react to.
JPG, PNG, and WebP reference images are enough for the source workflow. Keep the upload path focused on images.
Review walls, room names, openings, and proportions before you download a clean PNG.

Simple review
Room ideas change quickly. The plan needs clear labels and saved history so users can test a layout without starting over.
The floor plan creator avoids specialist setup. It gives non-CAD users a practical way to start.
A starter plan only helps when you can assess it, clarify the prompt, and regenerate when needed.
Use the draft to compare room flow and rough proportions before paying for detailed drawings.
How it works
Choose rooms, describe the goal, adjust the AI draft, and export a plan that is easy to discuss.

List bedrooms, bathrooms, shared spaces, storage, and outdoor areas.
Say whether the plan needs open living, a separate office, better storage, or a simpler path through the home.
Use the AI result as a base, then tune the plan until the room flow feels right.
Share the plan with a homeowner, designer, contractor, or listing team.
Use cases
These scenarios fit early planning, when a rough idea needs a clear visual before detailed work starts.
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 for people starting without CAD software or measured drawings.
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.