



Start with a prompt, a sketch, or both: the clearer your room counts, area, floors, entry points, and adjacency notes are, the easier it is to guide the layout image.

Describe the space
Write a practical prompt with the space type, approximate area, room count, floor count, entrance position, must-have rooms, and the style you want. For example: 1,800 sq ft two-story house, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, open kitchen, garage entry, storage, and a bright living area.
Upload a reference image
If you have a sketch, current layout, site shape, room outline, or rough room distribution, upload it with your prompt. When the overall area shape, floor boundary, or room placement matters, the AI can follow the reference image while applying your requested changes.
Control the result with prompt details
Use the prompt to control the image generation result. Mention room adjacencies, walkways, furniture density, door and window priorities, labels, visual style, and what should stay or change from the reference image.
Generate, compare, and edit
Generate a floor plan image, compare the layout options, then upload the result again if you want edits. You can adjust the room distribution, change the style, add furniture, prepare interior design visuals, or create image-to-video effect previews for client presentations.
Describe the space
Write a practical prompt with the space type, approximate area, room count, floor count, entrance position, must-have rooms, and the style you want. For example: 1,800 sq ft two-story house, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, open kitchen, garage entry, storage, and a bright living area.
Upload a reference image
If you have a sketch, current layout, site shape, room outline, or rough room distribution, upload it with your prompt. When the overall area shape, floor boundary, or room placement matters, the AI can follow the reference image while applying your requested changes.
Control the result with prompt details
Use the prompt to control the image generation result. Mention room adjacencies, walkways, furniture density, door and window priorities, labels, visual style, and what should stay or change from the reference image.
Generate, compare, and edit
Generate a floor plan image, compare the layout options, then upload the result again if you want edits. You can adjust the room distribution, change the style, add furniture, prepare interior design visuals, or create image-to-video effect previews for client presentations.
Regular floor plans are usually scaled top-down drawings used to communicate walls, doors, windows, dimensions, fixtures, and circulation. That precision is valuable, but it can slow down early idea exploration.
People searching for an AI Floor Plan Generator often need a visual concept first: a house layout to discuss, a room arrangement to test, a restaurant service flow to compare, or an office plan to explain.

Describe what the space must do, upload a sketch when the shape matters, and generate floor plan images that match your planning intent instead of starting from a blank canvas.
Use the output as an editable concept for early planning, client presentations, interior style exploration, virtual furniture display, and image-to-video effect previews.

Plan bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, living and dining zones, garage access, stairs, storage, daylight notes, and open or broken-plan relationships.
Example prompt: 1,800 sq ft two-story family house, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, open kitchen near dining, garage entry through mudroom, quiet bedrooms upstairs.

Test bedroom, living room, kitchen, studio, or small apartment layouts with furniture, walkways, windows, door swings, storage, and conversation zones.
Example prompt: 14 by 18 ft living room, sectional facing media wall, clear walkway from entry to balcony, reading corner near window, warm modern style.

Map dining capacity, entrance and waiting zone, bar, kitchen or service counter, restrooms, staff path, guest circulation, pickup area, and patio or private room needs.
Example prompt: 1,200 sq ft casual restaurant, 45 seats, open bar near entrance, kitchen at rear, restrooms on right, clear server route around tables.

Generate reception, desks, meeting rooms, phone booths, private offices, storage, pantry, circulation, and focus or collaboration zones for a practical office floor plan.
Example prompt: 3,000 sq ft office for 24 people, reception, 2 meeting rooms, 4 phone booths, quiet focus area, pantry, storage, wide central circulation.

Use it when you need a clear visual direction before drafting, measuring, hiring, or rebuilding a layout in professional CAD software.
Generated floor plan images are not construction drawings, but they help you compare options, explain ideas, and brief designers or clients faster.