Draw in 2D
Set room dimensions, openings, walls, and zones.
ONE 2D, 3D, AND AI WORKFLOW
Draw measured rooms, arrange furniture, import a floor plan reference, and check circulation in your browser. Switch the same layout into a 3D preview, then continue to AI design without leaving the unified Room Layout Planner workspace.
Open the unified design workspace
Set room dimensions, openings, walls, and zones.
Compare footprints, orientation, groups, and circulation.
Inspect the same room and furniture from a spatial view.
Keep product data and site measurements as the source of truth.
FLOOR PLANNING GUIDE
Measure the longest wall first, then record every wall segment, recess, door, window, fixed cabinet, column, and radiator. Note door swing and sill height because a top-down outline alone does not explain whether furniture will collide with an opening. Enter dimensions consistently and keep a short site note beside the plan. A floor plan creator is most useful when its geometry can be checked against the real room.
Place the largest fixed or essential objects first, then trace the paths people use between doors, seating, storage, work surfaces, and windows. Check whether drawers and doors can open and whether two people can pass comfortably. A visually full room can still function poorly. Use the 2D floor planner to compare footprints and clearances before spending time on finishes, accessories, or an AI styling direction.
Switch the same layout into the 3D room preview to understand height, visual weight, sight lines, and the relationship between furniture groups. The 3D view helps people read a plan, but perspective can make distances feel larger or smaller. Return to the measured 2D plan whenever a fit decision matters. Keep product dimensions and the room survey as the source of truth.
Create more than one option instead of moving objects endlessly inside a single plan. Name each version by the decision it tests, such as larger table, more storage, or wider circulation. Export a planning snapshot for discussion, then verify critical measurements on site before ordering furniture or starting work. AI concepts and 3D previews improve communication, but they do not replace technical drawings or qualified professional review.
FAQ
Yes. Open the unified workspace in your browser, arrange a plan, test furniture, and move into the 3D preview without installing desktop software.
Yes. Add a plan image as a visual reference, then rebuild important walls and objects with known dimensions rather than treating image pixels as measured geometry.
Yes. The 2D and 3D tools share the current room and placed objects, so you can inspect the same arrangement from two useful viewpoints.
No. It is a planning aid. Permits, structure, services, accessibility, fire safety, and construction details require accurate documents from qualified professionals.