Only hereAI-generated design
From your layout, AI paints a photorealistic interior in whatever style you pick. That is the step ordinary planners stop short of.
Free room planner online
Room layout tool with 3D and AI design
Draw the room to real dimensions, put the furniture in yourself or let AI do it, switch to 3D and walk it at eye level — then turn the whole thing into a photorealistic render. It all runs in a browser tab, with nothing to install.
For: homeowners planning a remodel without a designer, designers putting a concept in front of a client, and agents staging a listing before photos.
- Runs in your browser
- Real dimensions in feet
- 2D and 3D, both free
- Several floors
- Nothing to install
18 799+
people designing every month
96 900+
room layouts created
Free
to start — the planner itself
2 318+
3D furniture models made from photos
See your room layout in 3D
One click and the flat drawing becomes a space you can stand in. Check how the furniture reads at eye level and whether you can actually get past the sofa. None of that shows on a plan — and after the remodel it is too late to find out.
- 2D ↔ 3D in one click, nothing to rebuild
- Walk it from the first person, like a game
- Any angle: top-down, side, isometric, saved per-room views
- Check the things a plan hides: clearances, headroom, walkway width
Your own furniture in 3D — from one photo
Photograph the actual sofa, table or bed, or grab the shot from the listing — AI rebuilds it as a 3D model with the right proportions and materials. Your furniture goes on the plan, not a generic stand-in from a catalog.
- About 30 seconds, from a photo of almost any quality
- Right proportions and textures — recognisably the same piece
- The model is saved to your own library
Walk it before you buy anything
Switch between the flat layout and the 3D editor instantly. Judge the scale of the furniture and the room to walk around it, at your own height.
- Instant switch between modes, no loading
- Photorealistic shadows and materials
- Any angle — from isometric down to eye level
Room already finished? Then you want the design, not the plan
Nothing to draw in that case — upload a photo of the room and AI redraws it in the style you pick in about 30 seconds. The planner and design-from-photo cover different moments: one is for people moving walls, the other for people changing how a finished room looks.
What the room planner can do
The whole run in one tab: draw the layout to real dimensions, furnish it, look at it in 3D, and generate the finished design.
Only here
Draw a layout with real dimensions
Build walls and partitions, drop in doors and windows at exact sizes snapped to the grid. Already have a plan on paper? Load it in as a backdrop and trace over it.
Furnish it — by hand or with AI
Drag furniture onto the layout yourself, or hit AI-arrange and let it pick an ergonomic placement with real walkways. Everything is at true size, so nothing overlaps that would not fit in life.
Only here3D models from your photos
Photograph your sofa, chair or lamp — AI cuts the object out and builds a 3D model for the planner. Your own furniture instead of stock shapes.
Room designs made here
Real projects put together in the planner and rendered in seconds.
Studio · 300 sq ft
Warm minimal, for one
Alice · Portland, OR
One bedroom · 580 sq ft
Scandinavian loft
Ian · Denver, CO
Kitchen · 130 sq ft
Cabinets to the ceiling
Julia · Raleigh, NC
Whole house
Two floors, 2,600 sq ft
Marina S., designer
Bathroom · 55 sq ft
Curbless shower
Steve · Tucson, AZ
Remodel
Wall out, kitchen opened up
Dmitry P., architect
Studio · 300 sq ft
Warm minimal, for one
Alice · Portland, OR
One bedroom · 580 sq ft
Scandinavian loft
Ian · Denver, CO
Kitchen · 130 sq ft
Cabinets to the ceiling
Julia · Raleigh, NC
Whole house
Two floors, 2,600 sq ft
Marina S., designer
Bathroom · 55 sq ft
Curbless shower
Steve · Tucson, AZ
Remodel
Wall out, kitchen opened up
Dmitry P., architect
How to plan a room layout online
Four steps, about half an hour, from blank canvas to a finished render.
Draw the layout with dimensions
Click the corners to build walls from scratch, or drop in a photo of an existing plan — a listing sheet, a builder's drawing — and trace over it. Sizes in feet and inches.
Add doors, windows, partitions
Drag doors and windows onto the walls; the grid snaps them to exact sizes. Label each room — kitchen, bedroom, bath — and the furniture library and suggestions follow from that.
Furnish it — by hand or with AI
Pull sofas, beds, tables and closets from the library, or hit AI-arrange and let it lay the room out with proper clearances. Mix both: let AI start and then move things yourself.
Switch to 3D and render it
Walk the room at eye level, then hit generate: AI turns the layout into a photorealistic interior in the style you picked.
Moving a wall?
Opening the kitchen into the living room, splitting a bedroom, taking out a partition — draw the new layout before anyone swings a hammer. You see the result immediately, and so does whoever is paying for it.
Who the room planner is for
Six situations — one of them is probably yours.
Doing the remodel yourself
I want to see where the sofa lands and whether the dresser fits before I start buying. Check the clearances first, order second.
Interior designer
It saves the concept stage: I put a layout together in an hour and show a render instead of a pile of mood-board screenshots.
Real estate agent
I stage an empty unit for the listing photos. Furnished shots get noticeably more showings than bare rooms.
Builder or developer
I let buyers move their own furniture around the floor plan in the browser — it sells a unit better than a brochure does.
Furniture retailer
I show the customer how the sectional they picked actually sits in their room — before checkout, not after the return.
Buying a place
Before I sign, I want to know my furniture fits, the layout works, and there is room for a desk. Plan first, move in second.
Plan by room type
Pick the room you are stuck on — each page has its own typical dimensions, furniture templates and clearances that actually matter there.
House planner
Private house, floors, plans
OpenKitchen planner
Cabinets, work triangle
OpenRoom planner
Any living room
OpenBathroom planner
Fixtures, tile, clearances
OpenBedroom planner
Bed, wardrobe, lighting
OpenLiving room planner
Relax and guest zones
OpenKids room planner
By child age
OpenHallway planner
Storage, shoes, mirrors
OpenWardrobe planner
Rods, shelves, drawers
OpenHome office planner
Desk, storage, ergonomics
OpenSauna planner
Hot room, wash room, bench sizes
OpenRemodel planner
Moving walls, before and after
OpenFurniture placement
Online editor with real dimensions
OpenA room layout drawn to real dimensions
The measurements are the whole point. Guess them and the sofa arrives too big; get them right and everything after — furniture, flooring, the quote from the contractor — follows from one drawing.
Exact sizes in feet and inches, snapped to a grid you control
Square footage per room, recounted as you move a wall
Doors and windows sit in the wall at real width, swing shown
Wall thickness is drawn, so the inside dimensions are the true ones
Already furnished? Then you are rearranging, not planning
If the walls stay and only the furniture moves, you do not need to draw anything from scratch. There is a separate tool for that: put in what you already own and try it in a different arrangement first.
How this differs from an ordinary planner
Ordinary online planners draw well and place furniture well. We do the same and add the step they stop before: the layout becomes a photorealistic design.
| Feature | AI Neiroset | Ordinary planners |
|---|---|---|
| 2D drafting with dimensions | Common | |
| 3D visualization | Common | |
| AI furniture arrangement | Not available | |
| AI photodesign generation | Not available | |
| Your own furniture from a photo (3D extraction) | Not available | |
| PDF/PNG export with dimensions | Often paid | |
| Draw before you sign up | Often sign-up first | |
| Export without a subscription | Often subscription-gated | |
| Nothing to install | Often a desktop app |
Save and export your layout
The project lives in your account and opens on any device. Export a PDF with dimensions, room labels and square footage — that is the sheet your contractor works from. Or a PNG, for everyone who just wants to see it.
- PDF with dimensions and a grid — ready to print
- PNG of the plan and 3D shots per room, for showing people
- A public link — send it to family, a designer, an agent
- Every project kept in your account, ready to pick up again
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PNG
URL
User reviews
1,240 ratings from people who actually used it. Average 4.8 out of 5.
★★★★★4.8 out of 5
★★★★★
«I had an 87-inch sofa sitting in my cart for two weeks. Laid the room out first and it left a 14-inch gap to the hall — not a walkway, more of a turn-sideways situation. Went down to a 72-inch loveseat, which left 29 inches to walk through, and put the difference toward a rug.»
DH
Denise H.
Owns a 1970s split-level · Toledo, OH
★★★★★
«Six years in, and the hard part is still getting someone to trust a sketch. A rough render does it — clients sign off before I've burned two days on a presentation.»
CB
Colleen B.
Residential interiors, 6 years · Peoria, IL
★★★★★
«I tried two other planners first — one only had its own catalog, the other wanted a monthly subscription to export anything. Here I photographed the furniture from our old place, and a $10 pack covered the whole job.»
PR
Priya R.
ER nurse · Round Rock, TX
★★★★☆
«Furnished renderings moved my showings-to-offers up 60%, so the product isn't the complaint. Billing is — no way to put four agents on one account, so we pass a login around. Fix that and it's a five.»
WP
Wade P.
Real estate agent · Chattanooga, TN
What is free, what you pay for
Plainly: the planner itself is free, with no trial clock. You pay only for the parts that are expensive to run — photorealistic AI renders and turning photos into 3D models.
Free forever
- ·2D drawing with real dimensions
- ·Doors, windows, partitions, zoning
- ·3D mode and walking it at eye level
- ·Placing furniture from the library by hand
- ·Saving the project and exporting PDF or PNG
Token-based
- ·AI interior render from the 2D layout
- ·3D interior visualization
- ·AI design suggestions
- ·AI furniture arrangement
- ·Turning a photo into a 3D model
Every new account starts with tokens, so you can try the AI features before paying for anything. Prices are shown in US dollars.
Pick your plan
Questions about planning a room layout online
The ones we get asked most about the layout editor, the furniture and the AI render.
Yes, that is the main thing it does. Draw the walls, add doors and windows, set exact sizes. From scratch, or over a plan you already have loaded in as a backdrop.
No. It runs in any modern browser — no download, no license. Desktop, laptop or tablet.
Yes. Any plan switches to 3D instantly. Walk around, view from any angle, judge furniture scale.
Yes. Drop in a PDF or a photo and it sits behind your drawing. Scale it once against a known dimension, trace the walls over it, and you have a layout whose measurements you can trust.
The planner itself is free — drawing, 3D, the furniture library, export. New accounts get starter tokens, and tokens are only spent on AI renders and 3D extraction.
They do plan + 3D — useful but no final design. We add an 'AI render' step that turns your plan into a photorealistic interior in any style.
For deciding what you want and briefing a contractor — yes. For a permit — no: anything structural needs stamped drawings from a licensed professional, and we would rather say so up front.
Yes. Walls at real dimensions, doors and windows, the switch to 3D — all free with no time limit. Only the AI render is paid.
A regular one shows a 3D model with catalog furniture. Ours takes that same model and paints it into a photorealistic room — light, shadows, materials. It is a finished picture, not a massing model.
For looking at finished projects, walking them in 3D and generating renders — yes. Drawing is easier on a desktop or tablet: grid snapping and long wall runs are fiddly with a finger.
It looks at three things: what the room is for, its real dimensions, and the clearances that make a room usable — walkways of about 3 ft, the kitchen work triangle, room to open a closet. Press the button and it offers two or three layouts; you pick one and adjust it by hand.
A PDF with dimensions and a grid for the contractor, PNG renders of the plan and the 3D views for showing people, and a public link that opens without a sign-up.
Plan your room online — free
Nothing to install. Runs in the browser.
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