Floor plan to 3D: see your 2D floor plan as a furnished 3D home

Upload the floor plan, pick a style, and generate a 3D view. Roomvana's AI reads the walls, rooms, doors and windows on your plan and renders the same home in 3D from above, with every room furnished. You don't need to trace walls or place furniture yourself.

Most 2D plans work: a floor plan from a real-estate listing, a builder's or architect's brochure, a rental ad, a scan of a paper plan, a screenshot, or a photo of a plan you sketched by hand. Plans with clear walls and room names give the best results.

Yes. Upload the PDF and Roomvana uses its first page. If your plan has several floors on separate pages, save or screenshot each floor and upload them one at a time.

You get a high-quality 3D image of the home, not an editable 3D model or a CAD file. Walkthrough models, editable files and construction drawings still call for 3D design software or an architect — this is the quick way to see how the home looks and feels, and to share it.

It follows your plan's layout — the same rooms, walls, doors and windows in the same places — but it isn't a measured drawing, and furniture sizes are estimated by the AI. Use it to understand how the home feels, and check the plan's dimensions before you buy furniture or start work.

Yes — try it free, no credit card needed. After that, a one-time credit pack (from $14.99 for 30 designs) removes the watermark and unlocks custom instructions and commercial use. No subscription, and credits never expire.

From the room names on the plan. A room labeled "bedroom" gets a bed, a bathroom gets the usual fixtures, and the kitchen keeps its counters and island. If the plan has no labels, the AI furnishes each room based on its size, shape and fixtures. With a credit pack you can add custom instructions, such as turning the third bedroom into a home office.

Yes. Photograph the sketch straight on in good light, crop out the surrounding table or background, and upload it. Neat walls and written room names help — the AI follows what it can read on the page.

Upload one floor at a time. Crop the plan so only that floor is in the frame, generate it, then do the same for the next floor in the same style.

Anyone for whom a floor plan is all they have to go on. Buyers of a new build or a home that isn't finished yet, who want to see what they're getting. House hunters comparing listings. Renters choosing an apartment they haven't seen in person. And anyone planning a move who wants to picture their furniture style in the new place.

3D floor plan software like Planner 5D or Sweet Home 3D usually starts with drawing the plan and placing furniture yourself, and gives you an editable model. Roomvana starts from the plan you already have: upload it and get a furnished 3D view in one step. It's quicker when you want to see a home, not design it from scratch.

Yes. Any credit pack includes commercial use. Label it as an illustration — for example "AI rendering, furnishings for illustration" — and don't present it as a photo of the finished property.

Your plans stay private and are never used to train AI models. They're stored only so you can revisit your results, and you can delete them any time from your gallery or by deleting your account.