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Render

Make a still image of a floor plan in the interior style the client asked for, without leaving the browser.

Styles that suit local homes

Scandinavian, modern, Japandi, industrial or tropical, applied to the walls, floors and furniture of your plan.

The view you need

An overview of the whole unit, a top-down view, or a look inside one room.

Ready for a proposal

Download the image or keep it in Designs next to the plan it was made from.

How to render a floor plan

  1. Step 1: Pick a plan

    Choose one of your designs or a template, or upload a drawing to start from.

  2. Step 2: Choose the style and view

    Pick an interior style and whether to show the whole plan or one room.

  3. Step 3: Generate

    The image is drawn on your computer, with no credits to spend.

  4. Step 4: Save or download

    Keep it in Designs or download it for the proposal.

What you can create

From a single room to a whole floor, for homes and for business premises.

Why teams use it

Plain facts about the planner, not marketing numbers.

  • S$0

    To draw and measure

    No card and no account to draw, calibrate, measure and export a plan.

  • 7

    Export formats

    PNG, JPG, PDF, SVG, DXF, JSON and CSV, from the same plan.

  • 4

    Units

    Metres, centimetres, millimetres or feet, switched at any time.

  • 1

    Length to calibrate

    Mark one length you know on a drawing and every measurement is to scale.

Made for your kind of work

  • Contractors and renovation firms

    Measure wet areas from the drawing, price waterproofing on the right surfaces and send progress claims that match the plan.

  • Estimators and QS

    Take off floor and wall areas from a PDF without a scale ruler, check every number on the plan and export the schedule to CSV.

  • Interior designers

    Lay out furniture room by room, walk the client through it in 3D and render it in the style they asked for.

  • Property managers and town councils

    Keep an accurate plan of every unit you look after, mark up defects and works, and share it as a PDF.

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