Plan visualization

Turn a 2D floor plan into a 3D design concept

Upload a floor plan, master plan, or garden plan and create a top, aerial, perspective, or isometric architectural visualization.

A 2D floor plan transformed into a 3D architectural visualization
Example visual direction. Results vary with the source image, settings, and selected model.

What it helps with

Move from an idea to a clear visual direction

1

Choose a view suited to the plan type

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Compare realistic and illustrated treatments

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Make technical plans easier to discuss

Prepare the input

What gives you a stronger result

  • Export or scan the plan at a readable resolution
  • Crop toolbars, title blocks, and unrelated pages
  • Keep walls, openings, boundaries, and important labels visible
  • Use the original plan as the dimensional source of truth

Example prompt

Describe one clear direction

“Transform this 2D floor plan into a furnished isometric 3D visualization with warm modern interiors, light oak flooring, neutral furniture, clear room boundaries, natural daylight, and consistent wall and opening positions. Do not add rooms or change the plan geometry.”

Use this as a structure and replace the room, materials, colors, and elements with your own requirements.

How it works

A focused three-step workflow

  1. 01

    Upload a readable plan

    Use a straight, high-resolution image with visible boundaries.

  2. 02

    Choose plan and view

    Select the plan type first; available views adapt to it.

  3. 03

    Choose a visual style

    Pick a treatment that matches your presentation.

Use results responsibly

What this tool does not replace

  • The visualization may simplify or reinterpret plan details and must not be used for dimensions or construction.
  • Verify geometry, structure, accessibility, services, codes, and specifications against the original drawings and qualified professional work.

Pricing and next steps

See the exact credit cost before generating

The studio shows the cost for the selected model and output count before you start. Compare plans or open the tool to review the available models.

Common questions

Which files work best?

A clean JPG, PNG, or converted PDF page with legible plan geometry works best.

Will it preserve exact measurements?

Treat the output as a visualization. Refer to the original drawing for dimensions.