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Upload a hand sketch, PDF, scan or photo of your plan. Walk through it in 3D, check sizes, then buy a floor to furnish and edit it.

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If your account qualifies, your first one-floor build is free to view in 3D. Editing starts at $4.99 per floor, paid once.

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A PDF, an image or a photo of a paper plan. We read its scale and mark any size we can't confirm.

PDF, PNG, JPEG, SVG or DXF up to 25 MB. You can also paste a screenshot.
Any of these work
An agent's or architect's PDF
A photo of a paper plan

Handwriting, drawn furniture or coffee stains are fine. We'll point out anything you should check in the editor.

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A photo of a paper plan works. We read the sizes from its scale bar.

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Take the photo here. To move furniture, finish on a computer or tablet.

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The sample duplex’s 3D model in its Warm Mediterranean style, seen from the walled garden: three storeys, the double-height glass wall and the roof terrace.
Garden front, outside, in the Warm Mediterranean style: a view of the 3D model

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A real notebook sketch, built to its written measurements.

The sketch draws the house about 2.5 times too short for its own numbers, so the model takes its size from the written measurements, not from the drawn walls. The upper floor is inferred.

Read how it was built

Written on the sketch

Width
3.77 m
Depth, without the terrace
11 m
Beside the stairs
3 m
Left of the island
1.33 m
Island
2.57 × 0.68 m
Wall counter
1.80 × 0.62 m
A phone photo of a ground-floor sketch drawn in pen on a dot-grid notebook page, with handwritten labels and dimension lines.The same ground floor as a square-on line drawing, still drawn only a little deeper than it is wide.A top view of the first model at true proportion: a long, narrow interior 3.77 m wide and 11 m deep.The refined two-storey model with the upper floor lifted above the ground floor, an open stair, a kitchen island and a glazed terrace opening.
  1. Hand sketchFrom the customer
  2. Normalized: proportions as drawnAI generated
  3. Built to the written 3.77 by 11 mTop view of the 3D model
  4. Refined model, exploded viewPrepared by our team with AIUpper floor inferred

What goes in, what comes out.

Three ways to start and three kinds of file to take away. A format you can import is not always one you can export.

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Start with

  • Upload a drawingRight here, or from New project in the app.JPEG, PNG, PDF, SVG or DXF, up to 25 MiB.Photos of hand sketches work. Convert HEIC to JPEG or PNG first.
  • Open a building modelFrom New project. Counts as one model import.IFC, RoomPlan, glTF/GLB, Blender 4.5 (.blend), SketchUp, OBJ, FBX, STEP, USDZ and more, up to 64 MiB.IFC and Apple RoomPlan files can open as walls, doors, windows and slabs you can edit when their shape can be verified; anything else arrives as an object you can move and scale. No Revit .rvt files: export IFC.
  • Add a 3D objectIn the editor, choose Import model.The same formats as a building model.It arrives as an object you can move and scale inside your home. For an OBJ, choose the units: the file does not store them.

Take away

  • Plans, images and dataSVG, PDF, PNG, JPEG and WebP. Data as JSON, CSV or XLSX.With a paid floor
  • 3D and ARGLB, glTF, OBJ, DAE, STL, 3MF and USDZ.With a paid floor
  • CAD and BIMDXF, DWG, SKP, IFC and STEP.Pro or Studio
Scripted AI demonstration

Ask for a change. Keep what you like.

Try three simulated requests on the sample duplex. Preview, keep or undo, then compare versions. This demo is scripted. In your own home, you make these changes by hand once you buy a floor.

0 of 3 tried
The sample duplex’s double-height living room in its Warm Mediterranean style, floored in oak chevron
Sample duplex · living roomVersion 1 · Warm Mediterranean · Oak chevron floor
Versions
Kept changes appear here
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The plan and the house are one model.

The sample duplex as the editor draws it: its ground-floor plan, then the same model opened up floor by floor. A size on the plan is the same size in 3D.

The sample duplex’s ground-floor plan in the editor: study, entry, WC and utility at the front, then the snug and kitchen, the living and dining rooms, and the garden terrace behind.9.0 m14.0 m
Ground-floor planOpen the plan in the editor
The sample duplex’s 3D model in the editor with its three floors lifted apart: the ground floor with the kitchen, living and dining rooms, the first floor with the bedrooms, and the roof terrace with its pool and pergola.
  1. Roof terraceStair pavilion, terrace and planting3.0 m storey
  2. First floorGallery, library, two bedrooms and two baths3.1 m storey
  3. Ground floorEntry, study, snug, kitchen, living and dining3.3 m storey
Every floor, opened upOpen the cut-through in the editor
  • 9.0 × 14.0 m footprint, to the middle of the walls
  • Three floors storeys of 3.3, 3.1 and 3.0 m
  • 5.40 × 6.40 m living room, 34.6 m²

Both pictures are captures of the editor’s own views of the sample duplex, not photos or AI images. The duplex is an authored sample, not a converted plan.

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What are you planning?

Start with the layout you need to understand.

For your own home

I’m buying a home that isn’t built yetA sales-room brochure with two or three unit types and a deposit deadline.I’m planning a renovationUnderstand the existing layout before you explore furniture and finishes.
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For clients and buyers

I design interiors for clientsCompare furniture and finishes over the client’s own plan before anything is ordered.I sell homes for clientsPublish a model buyers can turn in their browser, furnished from the listing plan.
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Measure, share, render.

Measure

Know what fits before you buy the sofa.

Sizes read off a drawing are approximate, and the model says so. Give it one known length and it has a dimension to work from.

  • Measured and approximate sizes are labelled, never mixed up.
  • Approximate edges are drawn dashed, so you can see them at a glance.
  • When a drawing is unclear, the app tells you what to check.
Rooms in the sample duplex, to the middle of the walls
RoomWidthDepthAreaSizes
Living room5.40 m6.40 m34.6 m²Measured
Kitchen6.10 m4.00 m24.4 m²Measured
Dining room3.60 m6.40 m23.0 m²Measured
Main bedroom3.60 m5.40 m19.4 m²Measured
Bedroom3.70 m4.60 m17.0 m²Measured
Study3.30 m3.60 m11.9 m²Measured
The sample duplex in Mediterranean style, double-height living view with sharing notes.
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1Ana left a note“Could the desk sit by this window?”
2Ana left a note“Love the warmer floor here.”
Share

Talk about the same room, not the same drawing.

Send your home to a partner, a contractor or a buyer. They open it in their browser and leave a note on a room or a wall.

  • Send a view link, or invite people to edit with you.
  • They walk through it in any browser.
  • Your homes stay private unless you choose to publish them.
Render

From a 3D view to a photo you can send.

Frame the room you’ve designed and see it with realistic light and materials. Each image stays linked to the version it came from. Optional AI images use separate prepaid credits.

Photoreal Mediterranean living room in the sample duplexThe same Mediterranean sample duplex living room in the editor3D viewPhotoreal image
AI-generated visualization of the sample duplex (Mediterranean). Furniture and finishes may differ from the 3D model.
For professionals

When you need exact control, open the manual editor.

The same model, with the tools professionals expect. Draw walls, place doors and windows, add stairs and roofs, trace over a scan and stack levels. Switch between simple tasks and full tools. Both edit the same home.

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  • Chain walls
  • Doors and windows
  • Stairs and roofs
  • Kitchen runs and shelves
  • Slabs, ceilings and columns
  • Furniture library
  • Paint floors and walls
  • Rooms with name and area
  • Levels, stacked or exploded
  • Trace a guide image or scan
  • Measure and dimension
  • Plan, 3D and walkthrough
  • Pipes, ducts and HVAC
  • Fences and terrain
  • Command palette and shortcuts
  • Undo, redo and revisions
  • Snapshots and exports, CAD on Pro or Studio

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Build and view an eligible first floor free. Pay to edit it.

If your account qualifies, your first one-floor build is free to view in 3D. Editing costs $4.99 per floor, paid once, with manual editing, standard furniture, private sharing and plan, image, data and 3D exports.

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Questions before you upload.

What can I try for free?

If your account qualifies, your first one-floor project is free to build and view in 3D: upload a plan, look around, and see rooms and measurements. Editing your own home costs $4.99 per floor, paid once, or a plan. A first upload with more than one floor, and every build after it, needs floors bought first; a failed paid build returns the floor. The sample homes are free to edit, no account needed.

Will my floor plan be public?

Your home stays private unless you choose to publish it. Cancellation does not publish your project.

How accurate are the sizes?

Walls, openings and rooms are reconstructed from the drawing, so sizes stay approximate. A known length helps the model read the scale; check the scale status it reports.

My plan is a photo or a scan. Will it work?

A listing PDF, a scan, or a JPEG or PNG photograph of a hand sketch or floor plan taken on a phone all work. Convert HEIC to JPEG or PNG first. Some drawings cannot be converted; the app reports the reason.

How long does it take?

One floor usually takes several minutes; large or hard-to-read drawings take longer. The app shows each step as it finishes, and you can close the tab once the build has started.

Can I use it on my phone?

Use a tablet or computer to place and move furniture. A phone can review a project and change finishes.

Start with your own floor plan.

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