Floor Plan from Photo — You Can Upload Photos of Floorplans and Sketches

The digital plan follows the drawing you upload, so it is only as accurate as your paper floor plan, blueprint or sketch. The tool redraws what is on the page and does not measure rooms, so confirm key dimensions on site before renovation or building work.

Photograph the page from straight above in even light, with the whole drawing in frame and no strong shadows or glare. A flatbed scan also works. Dark, clear lines usually give a cleaner redraw than faint pencil marks.

No. The tool does not build floor plans from room photos or listing photos. It only redraws a floor plan that already exists on paper or as a sketch, so you need a photo or scan of that drawing.

One clear photo or scan of the whole drawing is enough. Make sure every wall and room you want redrawn is visible in that single image, since the tool redraws only what it can see on the page.

No, not in room photos: the tool does not look for doors or windows in pictures of real rooms. It only redraws what is already marked on your floor plan, blueprint or sketch, so mark doors and windows clearly before you take the photo.

Yes, if the whole apartment is drawn on one floor plan, blueprint or sketch. Photograph or scan that drawing and the tool redraws it as one digital plan. It cannot join photos of separate rooms into a plan.

As a starting point, yes. A clean digital copy of your paper plan or sketch is easier to share and discuss than a phone photo. The tool does not measure rooms, so verify critical measurements with a tape measure before work starts.

A laser measure gives exact dimensions of real rooms, while this tool does not measure anything: it redraws a floor plan, blueprint or sketch you already have. You can measure first, sketch the result, then turn that sketch into a clean digital plan here.

Accuracy comes mostly from your drawing. The tool redraws what is on the page and does not calculate dimensions, so draw the sketch roughly to scale and write known measurements clearly before you take the photo.

Each floor plan generation costs 2 credits ($0.23–$0.40). For that you get a clean digital 2D plan redrawn from a photo or scan of your paper floor plan, blueprint or sketch, usually in under a minute.