Generate from a room program
Describe total area, room count, approximate dimensions, adjacency, circulation, orientation, and output convention to explore an initial arrangement.
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Turn room requirements into a floor plan you can discuss.
Generate clear 2D floor plan concepts from text or an uploaded sketch. Define room sizes, adjacency, circulation, openings, furniture, and drawing style—then refine one layout decision at a time with Image Edit.
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Prompt anatomy
Write the brief like a spatial program, not a mood board
Start with area and boundaries, list rooms and approximate sizes, state which spaces must connect, then add openings, furniture, labels, and drawing style. Visible constraints are more useful than vague adjectives.
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Floor plan brief
Create a clean 2D top-down floor plan for a compact 85 m² apartment. Two bedrooms, one bathroom, open kitchen connected to living and dining, laundry closet near the bathroom, entry storage, clear circulation, north arrow at top, furnished, black architectural linework, white background, room labels and approximate dimensions, no perspective view.
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2D plan
A readable furnished layout
Specify rooms, relationships, circulation, furniture symbols, drawing convention, and whether dimensions or labels should appear.
Three practical starting points
Begin with requirements, anchor with a sketch, or edit an accepted layout
Choose the workflow that matches the information you already have. The more geometry matters, the more explicitly you should lock it.
Add a sketch or plan reference
Upload the clearest uncropped plan available. Ask the model to preserve exterior walls, openings, columns, room boundaries, and scale relationships.
Refine with Image Edit
Change one planning decision per pass: move a non-structural partition, widen circulation, swap two rooms, add furniture, or revise labels while locking everything else.
Six-part prompt formula
Give the model a hierarchy of spatial constraints
A usable floor-plan prompt moves from fixed envelope to room program, relationships, circulation, openings, and graphic output. State units once and remove contradictory requests.
Creative goalUseful directionLikely output
011. ScopeApartment, house, office, floor count, total area, unitsEnvelope
022. Room programRoom names, quantities, target areas or minimum widthsSpace list
033. RelationshipsMust connect, should be near, needs privacy, needs daylightAdjacency
044. CirculationEntry sequence, corridor limits, door clearance, accessibilityMovement
055. Fixed elementsNorth, windows, doors, stairs, plumbing core, columns, wallsConstraints
066. Drawing output2D top-down, line weights, furniture, labels, dimensions, no perspectivePlan style
Reference + Image Edit workflow
How to generate and refine a floor plan with AI
Treat each result as a planning concept: define the program, preserve known geometry, inspect the layout, and refine it with narrow edits.
Define area, rooms, and units
Write one consistent measurement system. List required rooms, approximate sizes, privacy needs, daylight priorities, and relationships such as kitchen beside dining.
Upload a clean reference when geometry exists
Use a straight, uncropped scan or exported plan with legible walls and openings. Ask to preserve the envelope, structural elements, doors, windows, stairs, and orientation.
Generate and audit the circulation
Check room count, door swings, blocked paths, narrow corridors, furniture clearance, daylight access, duplicated labels, and impossible geometry before choosing a direction.
Use Image Edit for one layout change
Example: move only the non-structural partition between study and living 60 cm toward the study; keep exterior walls, windows, doors, kitchen, bathroom, furniture, labels, and drawing style unchanged.
Questions / answers
Before you generate
Practical answers about inputs, output quality, and preparing creative work for real use.
01What is an AI floor plan generator?
It creates visual floor-plan concepts from a written room program, sketch, or existing plan reference. You can describe room count, approximate sizes, adjacency, circulation, openings, furniture, labels, dimensions, and drawing style.
02How do I write a useful floor plan prompt?
Use a stable order: building type and area, room list and sizes, required relationships, circulation, fixed openings or structural elements, then the desired 2D output. Include units and avoid contradictory dimensions.
03Can I upload a hand-drawn sketch or existing plan?
Yes. Use a clean, straight, uncropped image with readable walls and openings. State what must be preserved and whether the AI may change partitions, furniture, labels, finishes, or only the presentation style.
04Can Image Edit move a room or wall?
It can visualize a targeted layout change. Name the exact non-structural element to move and lock every other wall, opening, room, label, and orientation. Review the result for geometry drift.
05Are AI floor plans dimensionally accurate?
Treat generated plans as early visual concepts. Dimensions, scale, structure, fire safety, accessibility, plumbing, ventilation, codes, and buildability require verification by qualified local professionals.
06Is a generated floor plan ready for construction or permits?
No. It is not a survey, CAD/BIM construction document, engineering drawing, or permit set. Use it to explore and communicate ideas, then have an architect, designer, engineer, or code professional verify the design.
Make the spatial idea clear enough to question
Start with a measured brief, preserve every known constraint, and use the generated plan to compare options—not to replace professional construction documents.
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