AI Floor Plan

AI Floor Plan is an online AI floor plan generator for architects, interior designers, property developers, and homeowners who need a professional layout without starting from an empty CAD file. You describe the space you want in plain language – for example “a three-bedroom apartment with an open kitchen and a living area” – or upload a hand sketch, and the tool returns a drafted floor plan in minutes.

How it works

The workflow has three parts. First, you enter your requirements in a short brief or upload a sketch; the generator reads room counts, adjacencies, and rough dimensions. Second, the AI produces a layout that follows professional drafting conventions, including standard wall thicknesses, door swings, dimension lines, and a title block, so the result looks like a drawing rather than a mood board. Third, you refine the plan in the built-in editor: move walls, resize rooms, swap furniture, add labels, and adjust doors and windows until the layout matches the site.

What you can make

The gallery covers a wide range of project types: apartments and penthouses, single-family homes, Japanese-style houses with tatami rooms, student and senior housing, restaurants with open kitchens and bars, cafés, retail and supermarket layouts, clinics and hospital wards, school classrooms, libraries, offices and co-working spaces. That range makes it useful for early-stage concept work, where a client wants to see two or three options before committing to a full architectural package.

Built for real projects

Plans can be organized into projects, so a designer can keep several schemes for the same client side by side and export or hand them over when a decision is made. The editor supports furniture replacement and room-level changes, and you can download the output as production-ready drawings. Because the generated plans follow international drawing standards, they can serve as a starting point for construction documents rather than a throwaway sketch.

An example

A designer briefing a small restaurant can type the covers, kitchen style, and service flow, generate a first plan, then move the bar counter and adjust the kitchen pass in the editor. Within half an hour, the client has a readable layout to react to, and the designer has a file they can develop further rather than redraw from scratch.

Limits to know

AI Floor Plan is a concept and drafting aid, not a substitute for a licensed architect or engineer. Generated plans still need to be checked against local building codes, structural requirements, and site measurements before construction. Very unusual sites, complex structural systems, and detailed MEP layouts are better handled in dedicated BIM software. The free tier offers a trial with limited generations; heavier use needs a paid plan, and export options depend on the plan you choose.

You can try AI Floor Plan directly in the browser — no CAD experience is required.

Who it is for

Interior designers use it to test furniture arrangements with a client in the room, architects use it to explore massing and circulation before committing to a model, and property developers use it to quickly compare unit mixes. Homeowners planning a renovation can sketch their rooms and see what a better arrangement might look like, then bring the result to a builder as a clear starting point. Teams that work across several projects appreciate that every plan stays attached to its project record, with the brief, the drawings, and later revisions in one place instead of scattered across desktop folders.