INK TO BRICK vs Getfloorplan: production or self-editing

Getfloorplan emphasizes delivered property visuals and custom model output. INK TO BRICK emphasizes a project you can keep editing as decisions change.[1][4]

INK TO BRICKReviewed October 7, 2026

Choose INK TO BRICK if

You want to make corrections and compare furniture or finish choices yourself before saving and sharing a revision.[4][5]

Choose Getfloorplan if

You want packaged property-marketing deliverables or a custom production service for several units.[1]

Task by task

Your taskINK TO BRICKGetfloorplan

Price and accessYour first floor is built in 3D free. Pay to edit it and save. Floor packages start at USD 4.99; additional capabilities depend on the purchased floor or subscription.[3]Paid visualization packages and custom quotes; ask which editable files are included.[2]

Main deliverableAn editable project plus presentation and supported model exports.[4]Markets 2D/3D floor-plan visuals and 360° tours.[1]

Editable model deliveryWork on supported architectural elements and imported objects inside the project before export.[5]Custom offerings explicitly include FBX/GLB scenes, so it should not be described as image-only.[2]

A late design changeChange the layout or furnishing, save the chosen option and send the reviewed version.[4]Agree revision scope and the editable deliverable with the production service.[2]

See the editing workflow

For a survey, scan or delivered plan, compare the measurements and views available for review. The measurement shown belongs to the sample model; Mixed view lets you relate plan position to height. Neither screenshot establishes measured accuracy for an uploaded property.

The demonstrations use native elements in the sample duplex authored in INK TO BRICK.

Measuring

Measure distances, angles, areas, perimeters and volumes, read any surface with smart measure, and add drafting dimensions in the Expert floor plan.

See the steps in the manual

Views and screenshots

Switch between plan, 3D and split, change how walls and levels show, preview and walk through the home, and save a picture of the view.

The sample duplex in Mixed view: the ground-floor plan on one side and the 3D model on the other. — Mixed keeps the plan and the model side by side.

See the steps in the manual

Who will make the next correction?

A marketing team ordering many finished visuals may prefer a production service. A homeowner repeatedly adjusting furniture may prefer direct editing. Include revision turnaround, file rights and the recipient’s software in the decision; a package price alone does not answer those questions.

What we reviewed

We reviewed the published packages and custom-model offer. We did not place an order, measure delivery time or test a supplied FBX/GLB scene.[6]

Sources and scope

The cited vendor pages support the capability comparison. Any direct demo observation is identified in the article; this is not a matched-source accuracy benchmark. Product details can change. Unavailable sources are identified, and older claims are not treated as current limitations. Check the linked plan, price and export details.