Use cases
Floor plan use cases for homeowners, agents, designers and builders
Pick your role to see step-by-step workflows. They all start the same way: describe a space, or upload one image and describe the change, and get a floor plan image back to plan with, show a client or explain scope.
Guides by role
Choose the guide for your role
Each guide walks through three common situations, a checklist, a worked example and answers to common questions.
For Homeowners
Homeowners
Picture a renovation, compare layout ideas and brief your contractor before you commit.
For Real Estate Agents
Real Estate Agents
Produce a labelled layout for every listing without waiting on a supplier.
For Interior Designers
Interior Designers
Generate layout options, show them as 3D-style images, and present a choice.
For Builders & Contractors
Builders & Contractors
Turn site notes and sketches into layout images and before-and-after scope visuals for bids.
Before you start
What these floor plans are, and what they are not
Images you can react to
Every result is an image that opens full size in your browser. Signed-in users find it again in History.
Approximate, not measured
Room sizes in a generated image are approximate. Take quantities and critical dimensions from your own measurements.
Planning aids, not permit drawings
Use them to compare options and brief people. Permits and construction drawings still need a licensed architect or engineer.
Start with the room you are planning
Describe it in a few sentences or upload one image, then compare floor plan images in your browser. Nothing to install.