Floor Plan Maker

Floor Plan Maker is a design tool that generates technical, 2.5D and 3D isometric floor plans from a few inputs. Floor Plan Maker is a web-based AI generator that creates technical, 2.5D and 3D isometric floor plans from room counts, area and style choices, with an editor, 3D conversion and home design tools alongside.

Floor Plan Maker is a browser-based generator that turns a short set of room preferences into a finished floor plan. Users pick a space type (house, office, restaurant, classroom or a custom layout), set the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens and living areas, enter a total area in metric or imperial units, and choose a visual style. The three styles are a technical blueprint, a 2.5D view and a 3D isometric view, which cover planning, inspiration and presentation respectively. An optional prompt box with AI enhancement lets people describe a layout in their own words, and preset ideas such as modern apartment, coffee shop or co-working space give a starting point. The site is aimed at people who need a layout quickly and do not want to learn CAD software: first-time homeowners testing room arrangements, renovators comparing a kitchen or bathroom change, DIY planners, and real estate or home staging professionals who need clear visuals for listings and client conversations. The homepage states that the tool is free for personal use, works without sign-up, and exports without watermarks, though a Google login and a My Projects area also exist for saving work. In practice the workflow is generative rather than drawn by hand. Inputs go in, the AI drafts a plan in seconds, and the user compares alternatives by regenerating. A history panel keeps earlier results, and a showcase gallery displays sample bedroom, apartment, garage, salon and library plans. Beyond generation, the platform adds a floor plan editor, conversion of a plan to a 3D model, floor plan rendering, and a group of home design tools covering AI interior design, exterior design, garden design and virtual staging. Smaller utilities include unit converters, an image to DXF tool and a wedding seating plan maker. Among alternatives, it sits between traditional drafting programs, which offer precise control but a steep learning curve, and general image generators, which lack room-count and area inputs. Its strength is speed and breadth of related tools; its trade-off is that output is AI-drafted, so plans suit concept work more than construction documents.