
A furnished 3D floor plan
Your walls, doors and windows, furnished and textured, in about 30 seconds. It still reads as a plan, so anyone recognises the layout at once.
An AI floor plan generator turns a flat 2D floor plan image into a furnished 3D floor plan. You upload the plan you already have, a CAD export, a scan or a clean sketch, and get back a 3D view of the same walls, doors and windows in about 30 seconds.

Six plans, six property types. Pick one and drag to compare.


The kitchenette stays on the same wall, the bathroom door stays where it was.
Upload once. Every next step works on the same plan.

Your walls, doors and windows, furnished and textured, in about 30 seconds. It still reads as a plan, so anyone recognises the layout at once.

Type or speak what you want changed on the 3D plan. Floors, furniture, style. You can also add a reference image.

Pick an angle and a camera motion: slow pan, walk-through, orbit or dolly in. Get a 10, 20 or 30 second clip of the plan.
All handled automatically. You just upload. No 3D model required.
Upload the 2D floor plan you already have. CAD export, scan or a clean hand sketch. The AI takes it from there.

Pick 2D to 3D Floor Plan and generate. About 30 seconds later you have a furnished 3D floor plan, every wall, door and window where you drew it.



Change anything by prompt with Magic Redesign, like oak floors or a white kitchen island. Or pick an angle and a camera motion and generate a video of the plan.

Upload your 2D plan
Get the 3D floor plan
Edit it or make a video
The render is only as good as the drawing. Two inputs that work, two that do not.

High contrast, closed walls, nothing overlapping. The easiest thing to trace.

Walls read as shadows and two rooms merge into one.
Fix: Shoot it flat from above in even light.

Straight walls, clear door gaps, nothing shaded in.

Annotation lines get treated as walls.
Fix: Export a clean layer, or crop to the rooms.
Two different jobs share one search term. Pick yours.
Then this is the tool. Upload the plan as a JPG or PNG and the layout stays locked. You get a furnished 3D floor plan in about 30 seconds, then edit it or make a video.
Everything on your real drawing. Nothing reinvented.


Drop in a flat floor plan, get a furnished 3D plan. Sell off-plan before a wall goes up.

Type or speak what you want changed on the 3D plan. One chat for every edit.
Turn the 3D plan image into a video. Pick the angle, the motion and 10, 20 or 30 seconds.
Sketch
Render
Sketch a plan or an elevation by hand. The AI reads your lines and renders what is there.

Buyers scroll past line drawings. A furnished plan shows which room is the bedroom and whether their sofa fits.
Real Estate AI
Sell off-plan before a wall goes up. A furnished 3D plan and a short video let a buyer reserve while the site is still at framing stage.
For developers
Draw the layout you are thinking about and see it furnished before anything comes down. Find out the island blocks the dishwasher on screen, not on site.
For renovators
A client-ready plan view without a render farm. Show the furniture layout in context and get a decision in the meeting.
For designersFour things to know before you rely on a render.
Verify dimensions with a qualified professional before building.
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Month to month. Cancel in two clicks from your account, no lock-in.
Keeps every wall, door and window where you drew it. Only the rendering changes.
Plans, edits, video, staging and shopping. Not five subscriptions.
Upload a plan, click, then prompt any change. A 3D result in seconds.
Everything you need to know before you upload a plan.
Yes. Upload an image of your 2D plan and HomeDesignsAI returns a furnished 3D floor plan in about 30 seconds. The walls, doors and windows stay where you drew them.
The AI adds furniture, materials, lighting and depth, so the plan reads as a home rather than as a technical drawing.
Yes. Open the result in Magic Redesign and type or speak what you want changed, for example oak flooring or a white kitchen island. You can add a reference image too.
Or generate a video from the 3D plan image. You pick the camera motion (slow pan, walk-through, orbit or dolly in) and a 10, 20 or 30 second clip.
JPG and PNG. That covers a CAD export saved as an image, a scan of a printed plan, a listing screenshot and a photo of a hand sketch. If you have a PDF, export the page as an image first.
One floor per image, cropped to the plan. Aim for about 1000 px on the long edge.
High contrast line work, photographed or exported straight on. Dark walls on a light background, closed rooms, clear gaps for doors. Crop out the title block and the border.
What fails is low contrast, a shadow across the page, an angled phone photo, or a drawing buried under dimension strings and hatching.
Both work, as long as the lines are clean. A pencil sketch on white paper, photographed flat in even light, converts well. So does a scan of a printed blueprint.
Keep walls as unbroken lines, leave door openings as gaps and do not shade rooms in. If a scan is faint, raise the contrast first.
Proportions follow what is visible in your drawing, and nothing more. The tool does not read dimension strings, apply a scale or measure anything.
Treat the result as a visual, not a measured plan. Verify every dimension with a qualified professional before you order materials or build.
No. It is a render, not a construction document. It carries no verified dimensions, structure, services or code compliance, so no building department will accept it.
Use it to sell, explain and decide. For anything that gets built, have an architect or an engineer produce proper drawings.
One furnished 3D floor plan image per upload. From there you can prompt changes with Magic Redesign, or generate a video from the plan image with the angle and motion you choose.
The Expert plan includes a commercial license and no watermark. There is no DXF, DWG or CAD file at any tier.
Yes. The Expert plan includes a commercial license and files with no watermark, which is what a portal listing, a brochure and a paid social ad need.
A furnished plan sits well beside the photo set, because it shows how the rooms connect. A short video of the plan works well on social.
One floor per upload. If your drawing shows two floors side by side, crop it into two images, run each one separately and present them as a set.
Each floor then gets a full-size 3D plan, and the AI never reads the gap between the two plans as a wall.
2D to 3D floor plans are part of the Expert plan, $37 a month or $14 a month billed yearly. Expert includes 2,000 design credits a month, a commercial license, no watermark, video and up to 5 team seats.
It is month to month, so you can cancel anytime, no lock-in. See all plans.
No. HomeDesignsAI converts a plan you already have. It does not draft a layout from a room count or a floor area, and it does not export DXF or DWG.
If you have no plan yet, sketch the walls by hand, mark the doors and windows, photograph it flat and upload that photo.
One flat plan in, a 3D plan buyers can read out. Then edit it or make a video, your layout left exactly as you drew it.