AI Floor Plan
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A sketch, a PDF, or neither if you write the rooms
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A room photograph belongs on room design. This page draws a plan.
Mode
Rooms
AI Enhance
State how the rooms connect
Style
Unit
Door swing
Language
Ratio
Plan reading
What the plan must keep
Keep the width and depth
The outline stays
Keep rooms apart
Rooms you refused to merge stay separate
Keep the doors I named
Named doors stay, with the swing you chose
Plan
Plan
Make a sketch, a PDF, or a room list readable as a plan
The result is a plan: rooms, doors, and enough furniture to show how each room is used. Overall width and depth stay. A room you refused to merge stays its own room, with its own door. This is not a room photo tool. Photographs of interiors belong on the room pages.
Rooms stay rooms. The drawing is the deliverable.
What you can bring
A drawn outline is welcome. So is a PDF of an old plan, or a list: kitchen 12 by 14, two bedrooms, one bath, do not combine the bedrooms. Rough sizes are enough. The page turns that into a plan you can read, with walls and doors, not into a picture of a finished room.
Rooms you refuse
If you wrote that the kitchen and the living room must not merge, they keep a wall and a door between them. A wider opening is a change you have to request. The overall width and depth of the plan stay, so a refused merge is not smuggled in by stretching the building.
How it reads
A readable plan shows the swing or the opening, the room name, and a few pieces so a bedroom is not mistaken for a dining room. That furniture is a plan symbol. It is not a styled photograph, and this page will not pretend to be one.
The outline is the size you brought.
The old sheet can be the source.
Open means one room, with a line you can still see.
The count is the count you set.
Sketch, PDF, or a written list of rooms and rough sizes. Any one of them can start the plan.
The overall outline stays. Rooms are arranged inside it.
A room you said must stay separate keeps its walls. It is not absorbed by a neighbor.
Circulation is drawn, so you can see how you enter each room.
The plan is readable room by room, not as an unlabeled shape.
The output is a plan. Interior photographs are a different tool.
Upload a sketch or a PDF, or type the rooms with rough width and depth. Include the overall size if you know it.
Write any pair you refuse to merge. Everything else can be arranged inside the same outline.
Check names, doors, and the rooms you kept separate. If two refused rooms share a wall with no door, this pass failed.
A room photograph, an elevation, a new wing, or a drafted sheet. None of those replace the plan, and the plan does not replace them.
An elevation, a section, and a drafted sheet are ways of reading a drawing you already trust. They do not invent a second plan.
Render the face you drew, at the heights you drew. Window heads and floor lines survive. A prettier angle that shows the side is a different drawing.
The cut stays visible so inside and outside read together. Floor-to-floor height and wall thickness do not grow to make a nicer room.
A plan, an elevation, or a section you already accept can become a drafted sheet. A border does not correct a wrong door swing.
The plan
The floor plan turns a sketch, a PDF, or a list of rooms and rough sizes into a plan you can read: rooms, doors, and a furniture layout. Overall width, depth, and rooms you refuse to merge stay. It is a drawing, not a perspective of a kitchen you wish you had.
Room photographs restyle a shell that exists. This page is what you open when the walls themselves are the question. A sink can move here, because you are drawing, not painting over a photo. Say the rooms that must not be combined. A generator will happily make one beautiful hall out of three small rooms if you do not forbid it.
North, the front door, and a rough dimension are worth more than a style name. Furniture on the plan is a test of fit, not a shopping list. If you need the drafted sheet for someone else to draw from, that is drawing export, after you trust this plan.
Width and depth first. A pretty room bubble with no outline is not a plan.
Swing and which room it steals space from. A door line without a swing is unfinished.
Name rooms that stay separate. Merging is a decision, not a default.
A bed, a table, or a car drawn to size will expose a room that is only a label.
The links below are the neighboring jobs. Each one keeps a promise this page does not make.
Room generator makes a picture from a brief when you do not need a measurable plan yet.
Drawing export turns a plan you already trust into a sheet. It does not invent the plan.
Site view reads the property, not the furniture inside one floor.
A readable plan from a sketch, a PDF, or a list of rooms.
Yes. A list of rooms and rough sizes is a valid source, the same as a sketch or a PDF.
Say so. Those rooms stay separate, with a wall between them. The plan will not merge them to make a larger space.
No. This is not a room photo tool. You get a plan you can read. For a photograph of a furnished room, use a room page.
Width and depth stay. Furniture symbols and doors are arranged inside that outline.
An outline, the rooms, and which walls you care about. Perfect line weights are not required. A PDF of an older plan is fine too.
Yes, if you did not lock them. A room you refused to merge still needs its own way in. That door is not removed in order to join the rooms.
Yes. The plan is drawn from the rooms, the doors, and the outline already in that source. A list with no file is read the same way.
Sketch, PDF, or a list. Write the merges you refuse. The page returns a plan, not a photograph.