Colorize Office Floor Plans — Workspace Layouts in Color

The AI detects room labels, partitions, and furniture density. Open desk arrays get one color, enclosed meeting rooms another, kitchens a third. Function-aware coloring is built into all four palettes.

Yes. Open zones with desk clusters get zone-based coloring — collaboration area in one tone, individual desks in another, phone booths in a third — even without physical walls.

Submit each floor as a separate plan. The AI colorizes each independently. Use the same palette across all floors for visual consistency in facilities documentation or lease marketing.

Minimalist Nordic palette — clean grays and whites with subtle accent colors. Looks professional in board presentations and tenant pitch decks without alienating any corporate brand aesthetic.

Yes. Hot desks, private pods, phone booths, collaboration zones, and kitchen areas are detected and color-coded distinctly. Useful for member-facing maps and marketing materials.

The AI preserves all original drawing elements — fire exits, safety markings, dimension lines, and labels. Coloring is added as a layer over the existing plan.

Yes. Colored office plans elevate commercial listings significantly. Tenants reviewing 5–10 spaces appreciate the visual differentiation a colored plan provides.

Reception, lobbies, hallways, and shared spaces are color-coded with neutral palette tones — distinct from work zones but visually unified. Keeps the plan readable.

Yes. Output is HD resolution, professional color quality, and reads clearly in slide decks and printed handouts. Many commercial PMs use Roomagen output as their primary plan visualization.

Each colorization is 2 credits ($0.23–$0.40). Colorize a 4-floor office building for $0.92–$1.60 total — far less than a single hour of Photoshop work or a designer's minimum fee.