STYLE 01
Modern
Warm oak, white lacquer, charcoal tile
Material palette
Oak engineered wood flooring, white flat-front kitchen cabinets, dark charcoal bathroom tile, pearl matte walls.
ORIGINAL BLUEPRINT
Input
MATERIAL STYLES
Seven material palettes. One upload.
Each style applies a full, coherent material language across flooring, walls, kitchen finishes, and bathroom tile — so the render reads as a real interior space, not a coloured floor plan.
STYLE 02
Chinese Luxury
Calacatta marble, honey herringbone, brass hardware
Material palette
Book-matched Calacatta tile in living areas, honey oak herringbone in bedrooms, brushed brass fixtures throughout.
STYLE 03
Japanese
Ash wood, clay plaster, tatami panels
Material palette
Pale ash flooring with matte oil finish, shikkui clay plaster walls, natural rush tatami panels in bedroom zones.
STYLE 04
Scandinavian
Light pine, white shaker, subway tile
Material palette
Wide-plank light pine flooring, white shaker kitchen cabinets, classic subway tile bathrooms, warm cream walls.
STYLE 05
Mediterranean
Terracotta tile, limewash plaster, aged oak
Material palette
Hand-fired terracotta encaustic tile, warm limewash plaster walls, honey oak bedroom flooring, Zellige mosaic baths.
STYLE 06
Industrial
Polished concrete, matte black, reclaimed oak
Material palette
Polished concrete screed flooring, matte black steel kitchen cabinets, reclaimed wide-plank oak in bedrooms.
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3D Export
Interactive .glb — drag, rotate, zoom
Studio output
Switch to 3D Export mode to generate an interactive 3D mesh from your floor plan. Open in any glTF viewer — Blender, SketchUp, Three.js, or right here in the browser.
Try 3D Export →FLOOR PLAN STUDIO
Turn a 2D blueprint into a photorealistic render — without 3D modelling or a rendering pipeline.
The strongest story here is speed: upload the floor plan you already have, pick a material style, and receive a presentation-quality render in under a minute. Seven styles, two output modes, one upload.
CLIENT PROPOSAL
Show material directions before committing to a production pass.
Take one floor plan and generate Modern, Japanese, or Mediterranean directions in minutes. Present the strongest options side by side before deciding on finishes.
PERMIT SUBMISSION
Produce presentation-quality renders directly from your CAD export.
Export your floor plan as PNG or JPG, upload it, and generate a photorealistic render in under a minute. No 3D modelling required — straight from blueprint to client-ready image.
BLUEPRINT FIRST
Upload your existing floor plan
The renderer reads room boundaries and layout structure from your image — it does not require a redraw or any modelling work.
MATERIAL LAYER
Style is the real lever
Choose a material palette and the AI applies flooring, walls, and fixtures across the full plan in one pass — coherent space, not a generic overlay.
FAST REVIEW
Multiple directions from one blueprint
One upload can branch into 7 different style renders. Compare directions before the client meeting, not after.
RENDER WORKFLOW
From blueprint upload to client-ready render in four steps.
No 3D modelling. No material assignment panels. No rendering licence. Upload the floor plan you already have and let the AI handle the rest.
STEP 01
Upload the floor plan
Drag in any top-down blueprint — CAD export, scanned drawing, or digital plan. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10MB.
STEP 02
Choose a render style
Pick from 7 architectural material palettes: Modern, Chinese Luxury, Japanese, Scandinavian, Mediterranean, Industrial, or Luxury Modern.
STEP 03
Select your output mode
Generate a photorealistic 2D top-down render for presentations, or a 3D isometric view to communicate spatial depth and room relationships.
STEP 04
Download and present
Download the rendered image at full resolution. Use it in client decks, permit submissions, marketing materials, or as a reference for interior work.
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WHAT IS IT
What is an AI Floor Plan Renderer?
An AI floor plan renderer is a tool that transforms architectural 2D blueprints into photorealistic rendered images using artificial intelligence. Upload a top-down floor plan and the AI applies a full material palette — flooring, walls, fixtures — producing a presentation-quality visualization in under a minute, without any 3D modelling or rendering expertise.
Unlike traditional rendering pipelines that require hours of manual material assignment in software like V-Ray or Lumion, the AI floor plan renderer reads the layout structure directly from your blueprint and applies a coherent material language in one step. The result reads like a real interior space, not a generic floor plan overlay.
HOW TO USE
How to Use the AI Floor Plan Renderer
Generating a rendered floor plan is a three-step process:
STEP 01
1
Upload your blueprint
Drag and drop or click to upload any top-down floor plan image (JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10MB). CAD exports, scanned drawings, and digital plans all work.
STEP 02
2
Choose your style and mode
Select from 7 architectural material styles (Modern, Japanese, Mediterranean…) and pick 2D Render or 3D Isometric output mode.
STEP 03
3
Generate and download
Click Generate. Your rendered floor plan appears in 20–40 seconds. Download at full resolution for client decks, permit submissions, or marketing.
STYLES
Who Uses AI Floor Plan Rendering?
AI floor plan rendering serves professionals who need to communicate spatial design quickly and convincingly:
Architects
Present material concepts to clients without committing to a full 3D production pass
Interior designers
Explore material palette options across a full apartment plan in minutes
Real estate developers
Create marketing visuals from architectural drawings before construction begins
Property agents
Show buyers how off-plan properties will feel with different finish packages
Students
Visualize academic project layouts with professional material quality for portfolio submissions
Renovation contractors
Help homeowners visualize finish choices across the full plan before ordering materials
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does floor plan rendering take?
Typical render takes 20–40 seconds depending on image complexity and queue load. The progress bar in the canvas shows live status. For best results, upload a clean top-down blueprint at full resolution.
Can I use the rendered images commercially?
Yes. Every render on any paid plan comes with a full commercial license — use them in client proposals, presentations, permit applications, or marketing materials. Free tier renders are personal-use only.
What types of floor plans work best?
Top-down 2D blueprints and architectural plans work best — the AI reads room boundaries, walls, and layout structure from the image. Scanned hand-drawn plans, CAD exports (PNG/JPG), and digital blueprints all produce strong results. Perspective or 3D views are not supported.
What render styles are available?
There are 7 architectural material styles: Modern, Chinese Luxury, Japanese, Scandinavian, Mediterranean, Industrial, and Luxury Modern. Each style applies a full material palette — flooring, walls, fixtures — so the render reads as a coherent interior space.
What is the difference between 2D Render and 3D Isometric?
2D Render applies photorealistic materials to your floor plan in a top-down view — great for client presentations and permit submissions. 3D Isometric produces a bird's-eye perspective view that shows depth and spatial relationships. Both modes use the same material styles.
Do I need a paid plan to try it?
No. Free users get 3 generations per day with no credit card required. Upgrade when you need more generations, higher resolution, or commercial licensing.
Render your first floor plan.
Upload a blueprint, choose a style, generate in under a minute. No credit card required.