Generate a Bedroom Floor Plan From a Description

Say how big the room is, which bed goes in it, and what else has to fit — closet, desk, ensuite — and get a clean, labelled 2D bedroom layout image back.

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Lay Out Your Bedroom

Describe the room, the bed size and the storage, then generate.

Bedroom floor plan with the bed and storage drawn in

Example prompt

Bedroom 3.6m by 4.2m, queen bed on the far wall, walk-in closet, small desk under the window.

A bedroom floor plan that starts from the bed

Bed size sets everything else in a bedroom — walking room, wardrobe depth, where a door can open.

  • Bedroom with a grey upholstered bed, a tall wardrobe, a desk and an armchair by the window

    Any bed size, named in the prompt

    Name the bed — twin, full, queen, king — and it is drawn at roughly that footprint. Sizes in the image are approximate, so check the space left over with a tape measure.

  • Bright bedroom with a double bed and a single bed on a large rug

    Closets and wardrobes in the plan

    Walk-in closet, reach-in wardrobe, or a run of built-ins: describe it and it appears as a labelled zone rather than an afterthought.

  • Ensuite bathroom plan with fixtures drawn in

    Ensuite bathrooms included

    Ask for an ensuite and it is laid out alongside the sleeping area. For a bathroom-only plan, use the bathroom floor plan generator.

  • Ensuite with a freestanding bath, a glass shower and a walk-in wardrobe through a doorway

    Doors, windows, and walking space

    Door swings and window openings are drawn in, which is what makes it obvious whether a wardrobe door and a bedroom door will collide.

  • Bedroom plan with the bed and furniture drawn in

    Regenerate until it fits

    To move the bed or the wardrobe, change that line of the description and generate again. For a different starting brief, open the floor plan creator and describe the room from scratch.

How it works

  1. Describe the room

    Give the width and length, the bed size, and anything else that has to fit — closet, desk, ensuite.

  2. Generate

    The description is wrapped in a 2D architectural drawing style so the output is a plan, not a render of a bedroom.

  3. Review and refine

    Open the result full size, reword and regenerate until the layout reads right. Earlier runs stay in History when you are signed in.

Bedroom Floor Plan Generator FAQ

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A text-to-plan tool: describe the bedroom in plain language and it returns a top-down 2D layout with the bed, storage, and openings drawn in.

No, but the plan only matches your room once you give width and length. Without them you get a proportionally sensible layout, not your layout.

Any of them — twin, full or double, queen, king, California king. Naming the size is what fixes the footprint the rest of the room has to work around.

Yes. Mention it in the description, and say roughly where you want it if the position matters.

Yes. For a more detailed fixture layout, generate it separately with the bathroom floor plan generator.

You can open the generated plan at full size and save the image, and it stays in your history to reopen later. Dedicated PNG, PDF and DXF export is planned but not live yet.

Ready to plan your bedroom?

Describe the room and the bed, generate a labelled 2D layout, and adjust it until it fits.