Free online floor plan creator
Generate concept floor plans from text as real editable geometry—not a dead image. Every room is built from walls and corners you can move.
Not just a picture—a real editable layout. Drag walls and corners, watch room dimensions update in real time, then inspect the result in conceptual 3D or export it as a PNG.
AI Floor Plan Maker is a free AI floor plan generator for text-to-floor-plan creation in a browser. Describe rooms, sizes, and layout needs in plain English—no design experience or CAD software is needed. Each result includes editable walls and doors, room names, dimension labels, and a 3D preview. Move the geometry to refine the plan, then use PNG export to download the draft. No signup required to start.
Floor plan generator
Free: 5 successful AI generations/hour, 5/day · No login · Failed or fallback generations don't count · Free PNG includes a watermark
Your editable floor plan layout will appear here.
Real generator output
These three layouts came from recorded AI generations using the same brief. Two redundant doors were removed in the editor before exporting with the current renderer.
Same prompt: 3-bedroom apartment with home office, about 120 sqm
Set a wall's exact length or drag walls and corners; room areas recalculate with the geometry. These exports show the same layout before and after three exact-length edits.
Start with a ready-made layout guide for your space — then generate your own in seconds.
Dining room, kitchen, and bar layouts sized for real table turnover.
Training zones, locker rooms, and circulation for any gym size.
Counter, seating, and back-of-house layouts for cafés of any footprint.
Sales floor, fitting rooms, and storage planned around customer flow.
Workstations, meeting rooms, and breakout zones for small offices.
Workstations, meeting rooms, phone booths, and hot-desking for teams of four to twelve.
Spare bedrooms, garage conversions, desks, storage, and video-call backgrounds for focused work.
Open desks, private suites, phone booths, event areas, and community kitchens for shared workspaces.
Sleeping, living, and kitchen zones packed into one efficient space.
Studios and one-bedroom layouts with open kitchens, Murphy beds, and storage walls for 300–600 sqft homes.
Waiting room, exam rooms, and staff routes for medical practices.
Exam rooms, waiting, procedure space, accessible routes, and staff support for outpatient practices.
Dock doors, racking aisles, and staging for warehouses up to 60,000 sqft.
Bar counters, seating zones, and back-bar storage for pubs and cocktail bars.
Rec rooms, guest suites, and storage layouts that work around structural columns.
Practice rooms, mirror walls, and prop storage sized for real class capacity.
Styling stations, shampoo beds, and color zones with proper spacing.
Treatment rooms, wet and dry zones, relaxation lounges, and reception retail for restorative spa experiences.
Manicure stations, pedicure plumbing, ventilation, drying, reception, and retail planned around service flow.
Display, production, storage, and receiving zones for efficient bakeries.
Operatories, sterilization, imaging, and patient flow for dental practices.
Prep, cooking, plating, dishwashing, and storage zones planned around service flow.
Strength, cardio, storage, mirrors, and safety clearances for home workout rooms.
Rows, pods, teacher zones, reading corners, and clear board sight lines for learning spaces.
Secure entry, visible activity rooms, nap, changing, storage, and childcare support zones.
Guest-room modules, corridors, accessible rooms, housekeeping, laundry, and service circulation.
Sanctuary seating, narthex, chancel, fellowship, classrooms, support rooms, and acoustics.
Simple workflow
A useful floor plan starts with decisions about space, movement, and adjacency—not decoration. This workflow keeps the first draft intentionally simple so you can test the big choices before spending time in CAD. The AI floor plan maker gives you editable geometry, dimensions, and a downloadable reference in one browser session.
Before generating, write down the spaces that cannot be compromised and the relationships that matter most. A kitchen may need direct access to storage; an office reception should meet visitors before they enter the work area; a studio bathroom should stay compact without blocking daylight. Include approximate total area when you know it, but do not invent precision from an uncertain measurement. After the first plan appears, judge the route through the space before judging individual room sizes. Look for bottlenecks, awkward dead ends, doors that compete for the same corner, and rooms that can only be reached through another private room. Then drag one wall at a time and compare the effect. This deliberate sequence makes the floor plan generator useful as a thinking tool, not merely a fast picture maker.
Start with the building type, approximate area, and the rooms that matter most. A useful brief says more than “two bedrooms”: it explains which spaces should connect, where privacy matters, and whether circulation must handle customers, staff, equipment, or deliveries. You can begin with a short sentence and refine it after seeing the first result.
The AI floor plan generator turns the brief into rooms with real dimensions, checks that rectangles do not overlap, and converts shared edges into editable walls. Review room proportions, door-side circulation, and adjacencies before judging finishes. If the AI response is slow or invalid, the built-in geometry engine supplies a reliable scenario layout instead of leaving an empty result.
Drag a wall or corner in the 2D editor to test a different proportion, then open the 3D preview to understand enclosure and scale. Download the current canvas as a PNG when the arrangement is ready to discuss. Treat that file as a planning reference for clients, family members, designers, or contractors—not as a permit or construction drawing.
Geometry-based examples
Different building types fail for different reasons. A restaurant can lose efficiency to crossed service routes, while a studio apartment can lose precious area to a poorly placed bathroom. These examples were generated through the live AI pipeline and exported from the same geometry engine used by the tool. They show the kind of room structure an AI floor plan generator can produce before you drag walls, compare alternatives, or ask a professional to develop the scheme further.
Generated by AI from a text brief
Restaurant planning is mainly an exercise in separating guest circulation from food preparation and service. This example gives the dining hall the largest share, keeps the kitchen and cold storage together, and places the bar and private room along a separate band. Use it to discuss seat count, server routes, back-of-house access, and restroom location before detailed code review.
Try prompt: “restaurant with dining hall, kitchen, bar, restrooms, and private room”
Generated by AI from a text brief
A gym needs clear zoning because weights, cardio equipment, reception traffic, and changing areas behave differently. The generated plan separates the strength and cardio floors while keeping reception and locker rooms on a shared access edge. That makes it easier to test equipment spacing, supervision, acoustic separation, and a simple member journey from entry to workout.
Try prompt: “gym floor plan with strength, cardio, reception and locker rooms”
Generated by AI from a text brief
Small homes benefit from disciplined service zones. In this studio, the bathroom and entry form a compact block while the living and sleeping area remains open. The kitchen and balcony share the opposite edge, leaving a flexible central room. A first-pass plan like this helps you compare storage walls, furniture orientation, daylight access, and the amount of floor lost to circulation.
Try prompt: “studio apartment with compact kitchen, bathroom, entry, and balcony”
Generated by AI from a text brief
Office layouts must balance concentration, collaboration, and visitor access. This example places the open workspace beside enclosed meeting and management rooms, then groups the pantry, restroom, and reception along another band. The arrangement is a useful starting point for checking desk density, accessible routes, acoustic privacy, and whether visitors can reach a meeting without crossing the entire work floor.
Try prompt: “small office with open workspace, meeting room, pantry, restroom, and reception”
Generated by AI from a text brief
Retail planning starts with the sales floor and the spaces that support it. This AI-generated example includes fitting rooms, a stockroom, store office and cashier zone. Use its editable walls to explore customer routes, stock access and queue space before professional review; fixtures and merchandise are not modeled.
Try prompt: “retail store with sales floor, fitting rooms, stockroom, and cashier”Every result is a planning draft. Real projects still need site measurements, structural information, accessibility checks, egress analysis, mechanical coordination, and local approvals. Use the generated plan to make the next conversation more concrete, then have qualified professionals verify anything that will be built.
Generated by AI from a text brief, then exported from the tool's current geometry engine with the same walls, doors and labels you can edit.
Generated by AI from a text brief. Review and adjust the layout, then export a 1200px PNG with a small watermark. This is a real product export, not a window or furniture visualization.
Move walls and corners as actual geometry and watch room dimensions update with the layout.
Turn a short room description into a clean, editable floor plan layout.
Download the current edited floor plan directly from the canvas.
Traditional CAD
Hours to learn and draft
Software and labor costs
Best after the layout is settled.
Outsourced designer
Often days, depending on scope
Quoted by project and market
Useful for professional deliverables and review.
AI Floor Plan Maker
Seconds for a first concept
Free within usage limits
Best for quick early layout previews.
Comparison applies to early concept layouts, not equivalent professional deliverables. CAD and US freelance drafting time and cost vary by skill, project scope, location, revisions, and required documentation. AI results are concept layouts only—not construction drawings, permit documents, or a substitute for professional review.
Create first-pass layout options before opening heavier design tools.
Mock up listing layouts for buyers, landlords, and property pages.
Explore early room adjacency ideas before drafting begins.
Visualize remodel ideas before talking with contractors.
Whether you need a studio apartment layout, an office floor plan, or a restaurant seating chart, our AI floor plan generator handles the spatial planning so you can focus on your project.
Free use includes up to 5 successful AI generations per rolling hour and 5 per day, with no login required. Failed requests and fallback layouts do not consume that free quota. Free PNG exports have a 1200px long edge and a small watermark. Paid HD PNG exports have a 2400px long edge, with geometry and text redrawn without a watermark. Export resolution is the same on desktop and mobile.
No account is required to enter a text brief, generate within the free hourly and daily limits, edit walls, inspect the conceptual 3D view, or download a watermarked PNG. Signing in is only required when you buy or use paid generation credits or claim a paid HD export entitlement.
A small bedroom often starts around 10 × 10 ft (about 3 × 3 m). A more comfortable secondary bedroom is commonly 10 × 12 ft or 11 × 12 ft (about 3 × 3.6 m or 3.35 × 3.6 m), while a primary bedroom often starts near 12 × 14 ft (about 3.6 × 4.2 m). Always test the bed wall, closet access, door swing, and walking space.
A compact living room may be about 12 × 14 ft (3.6 × 4.2 m), while a medium room is often near 14 × 18 ft (4.2 × 5.5 m). A small single-wall or galley kitchen may run 7–10 ft (2.1–3 m) long. These are planning checks, not code minimums: usable wall length, doors, storage, island clearance, and the storage-to-sink-to-cooking workflow matter as much as area.
Thick lines usually mark exterior walls, while thinner dark lines mark interior partitions. A door is typically a wall gap with a curved arc showing its swing. Windows appear as breaks or thin double lines in walls. Stairs use repeated parallel lines plus an arrow for travel direction. Fixtures, room labels, and dimensions complete the basic language; always read a project legend before treating a specialized symbol as exact.
Use 60% guest and dining space versus 40% kitchen, storage, staff, restrooms, and other back-of-house functions as an early test. Keep primary aisles at least 36 in (0.91 m) wide, and study 44–48 in (1.12–1.22 m) routes where servers, guests, wheelchairs, and chair pullback overlap. Menu, service model, occupant load, accessibility, and local code can all change the final ratio.
Where possible, keep about 1 m (3.3 ft) between treadmills and preserve a clear route behind them for entry, cleaning, and emergency access. As an early check, allow roughly 3–4 m² (32–43 sq ft) per active lifter in free-weight areas. Equipment footprints alone are not enough: add room for the user, bar travel, plate loading, spotting, doors, and every manufacturer-required safety clearance.
Trace a direct route from the entrance to every major room and make sure it does not cut through seating, kitchen work, or private bedrooms. Then test door swings against cabinets, fixtures, furniture, and other doors; review windows for daylight, privacy, ventilation, and usable wall space. Add the largest furniture or equipment first. A clean drawing is still only a concept until measurements, structure, accessibility, egress, and local rules are verified.
Yes. You get up to 5 free AI generations per hour and 5 per day without creating an account. No CAD, architecture, or design experience is needed—you describe your space in plain English and the AI draws the floor plan.
Yes. Type a description like “a 1,200 sq ft dental clinic with a reception area, waiting room, and three treatment rooms” and the generator produces a 2D layout with walls, doors, and labeled room dimensions in seconds.
Yes. Enter your total area in square feet or square meters and the number of rooms—the AI generates a to-scale layout with dimension labels you can adjust by dragging walls. No CAD skills are required.
AI Floor Plan Maker is a free online AI floor plan generator. It converts text descriptions into editable 2D floor plans with walls, doors, dimension labels, and a 3D preview, and exports the result as a PNG image.
Yes. Describe the rooms you need and the total area—the AI arranges them into a workable layout. You can then drag walls to fine-tune room sizes and regenerate for alternative arrangements.
Yes. Every plan can be downloaded as a standard PNG with a small watermark. A single HD Export provides one 2400px PNG without a watermark; each available Project Pack HD export provides a 2400px PNG, an enhanced A3 project PDF and a room-schedule CSV from the same layout. All three files use one Pack export credit. The listed-room total is not a measured building area; these are concept drafts, not construction drawings.
Yes. Free PNG exports have a 1200px long edge and a small watermark. A single HD Export is $2.99 for one 2400px PNG with no watermark. A Project Pack is $8.99 and includes 5 HD exports plus 30 extra generations that never expire. Geometry, doors, dimensions and labels are redrawn at the target resolution on every device.
No. Everything is one-time: $2.99 for a single 2400px HD export with no watermark, or $8.99 for a Project Pack with 5 HD exports and 30 extra generations that never expire. There are no subscriptions and no recurring charges.
If a paid export or Project Pack fails to deliver because of a technical issue on our side, contact us within 7 days for a full refund or re-credit. Successfully delivered exports and used credits are non-refundable.
Yes. The generator and editor run in your mobile browser—no app install is needed. You can describe your space, generate a layout, drag walls and doors, and download the PNG on a phone or tablet.
Yes. Sign in to save up to 20 floor plan projects, reopen them from My Projects, and keep editing the same walls, doors, room labels, and dimensions.
No. AI-generated floor plans are concept drafts for planning and communication—not construction documents. A licensed professional must verify dimensions, accessibility, fire safety, and local building codes before any construction or permit application.
AI Floor Plan Maker generates an editable starting layout from a text description in seconds—no manual drawing is needed. Floorplanner and RoomSketcher are manual editors where you draw the layout yourself and use their furniture libraries. Furniture placement is not currently supported here; we focus on the fastest path from an idea to an editable first draft.
Start with a simple description, then use the preview to shape your next design conversation.
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