FloorDrafter
Turn sketches, plans, or text into polished 2D and 3D floor plans
FloorDrafter is a web-based AI floor-plan generator that redraws uploaded sketches, scans, and blueprints or creates plans from text descriptions. You can direct edits in natural language and generate technical, rendered, 2.5D, or 3D outputs.
Agenticness = how independently a tool can take action, scored across 9 dimensions. Scored independently by David Kooi, Skylark Creations — see full rubric → Last re-evaluated 8 November 2026.
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FloorDrafter is an AI design tool for turning rough floor-plan inputs into cleaner visual plans. It is aimed at homeowners, designers, real-estate agents, and other professionals who need a presentable 2D or 3D representation without manually drafting every element.
FloorDrafter is best understood as a focused, human-directed generation tool rather than a general-purpose autonomous agent. Its value is in quickly converting a reference plan or room description into an alternate presentation, cleanup, or layout...
Responds to prompts but takes no autonomous action.
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- Free: Your first floor plan is free; sign in to continue generating with free credits.
- Pro ($12/month, billed yearly): 150 credits per month (about 50 2K or 25 4K floor plans), 4K exports, DXF/CAD vector export, commercial license, priority generation, and no watermark. Annual billing is $144/year.
- Studio ($24/month, billed yearly): 400 credits per month (about 133 2K or 66 4K floor plans), all Pro features, highest-priority generation, and priority email support with a stated 24-hour response. Annual billing is $288/year.
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