Colorize House Floor Plans — AI Color for Residential Layouts

The AI detects room labels (bedroom, kitchen, bathroom) and applies room-appropriate colors from your selected palette. Living spaces get warm tones, bedrooms get calmer hues, kitchens get accent colors. Each palette has consistent room-color mapping.

Submit each floor as a separate plan. The AI colorizes each independently. Use the same palette across all floors for visual consistency in your listing or presentation.

Yes. Garages, decks, patios, and yards are detected and assigned outdoor-appropriate colors (greens for landscaping, neutral grays for hardscaping). Roof outlines and outdoor structures are color-coded.

The "Real Estate Pastel" palette — soft, warm tones that look professional in any market. It works for traditional homes, modern builds, and coastal properties without alienating buyer aesthetics.

Choose from four built-in palettes. For custom brand colors, use the colored output as a base and adjust in Photoshop or Canva. Most agents find one of the four palettes matches their brand closely.

Very accurate when room labels are present in the source plan. For unlabeled plans, the AI infers room types from layout patterns (bathroom plumbing fixtures, kitchen counters). Output preserves the original drawing.

Yes. Show before-and-after by colorizing the existing plan and the proposed renovation plan separately. Side-by-side colored plans communicate the change far better than black-and-white versions.

Yes — first convert the sketch to a digital plan with Roomagen Sketch to Floor Plan, then colorize. End-to-end from napkin sketch to colored plan in under 3 minutes.

Each colorization costs 2 credits ($0.23–$0.40). A typical agent running 10 listings/month spends $2.30–$4.00 in colorization — far less than a single Photoshop license or designer hour.